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Half-Baked Alaska
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Contributor | RP |
Last Edited | RP Jun 10, 2009 07:43pm |
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Category | Commentary |
Author | Kathleen Parker |
Media | Newspaper - Washington Post |
News Date | Thursday, June 11, 2009 01:00:00 AM UTC0:0 |
Description | Sarah Palin, governor of Alaska and GOP "It" girl, can warm up the Republican base like a hot toddy in a duck blind. But further inside the party organization, the air is a little nippy.
What happened? In a word, bungling.
Everyone seems to have a Sarah Palin story of ignored calls, mishandled invitations or unanswered e-mail. Disorganized is how one might charitably describe the Palin operation.
"Basically, it's just rude," says one political operative who is a Palin fan. "They've been running the great snub machine. That's the reason the boys in the Republican Party are unhappy with her."
That unhappiness has been building gradually in the past seven months, and it was on full display this week as the party faithful gathered for a fundraising dinner at which Palin originally was invited to speak. She was later uninvited, and Newt Gingrich took her place. |
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