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Live from NY…it’s SNL’s veep debate
pandagon.net - we are the public option —
... BTW, on Meet the Press today, Gwen Ifill acknowledged that Palin got away with ignoring her or changing the subject. See it below the fold. ...
The fine art of blowing off a moderator
Political Animal —
... on Thursday's debate, most notably the fact that Tina Fey's Sarah Palin decided, on several occasions, to avoid the questions asked of her, and make up her own questions to answer. This morning on "Meet the Press," debate moderator Gwen Ifill argued that Palin "more than ignored" her questions; she " blew me off ." Which, of course, is true. John Harris and Mike Allen ...
Mooselini On TV
DownWithTyranny! —
... . To me, the most notable thing about the debate was Ms Smirky-Winkie-Dinky's refusal to answer any questions she didn't like or didn't have a canned answer for. Turns out, Gwen Ifill noticed that too. But as interesting as it was watching Ifill's perspective on the debate on Meet the Press this morning, nothing came close to watching Queen Latifah's perspective on Saturday Night Live last night: ...
Poor Gwen Ifill, Sarah Palin 'blew me off'
AMERICAblog News| A great nation deserves the truth —
Give me a break. Gwen Awful is now telling Tom "GOP liaison" Brokaw that Sarah Palin blew her off and she didn't even answer ten of the questions during the debate. Yeah, uh huh. 69.9 million people figured that one out contemporaneous with the debate, Sherlock. And Ifill just figured it out now? It's not a debate when you race through your questions and refuse to ask a follow-up, even when the candidate says "I'm not gonna answer your questions." ...
VP Moderator Gwen Ifill on MTP: "Palin Blew Me Off"
TalkLeft —
Via Think Progress, Gwenn Ifill was on Meet the Press today. During the vice presidential debate on Thursday, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin announced that she “may not answer the questions that either the moderator or you want to hear.” In fact, “On at least 10 occasions, Palin gave answers that were nonspecific, completely generic, pivoted away from the question at hand, or simply ignored it.” On NBC’s Meet The Press today, debate moderator Gwen Ifill said that ...
