Comments on: free sarah palin (from the ticket) http://atlmalcontent.wordpress.com/2008/10/01/free-sarah-palin-from-the-ticket/ "of all the muffins, corn is my favorite" Larry King Mon, 16 Nov 2009 18:27:18 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Atlanta blogs today | Fresh Loaf http://atlmalcontent.wordpress.com/2008/10/01/free-sarah-palin-from-the-ticket/#comment-2979 Atlanta blogs today | Fresh Loaf Thu, 02 Oct 2008 14:40:02 +0000 http://atlmalcontent.wordpress.com/?p=5670#comment-2979 [...] include the National Enquirer and US Weekly? Based on Palin’s lack of reading material, ATLmalcontent hopes that it all turns out to be a bad dream come [...] [...] include the National Enquirer and US Weekly? Based on Palin’s lack of reading material, ATLmalcontent hopes that it all turns out to be a bad dream come [...]

]]> By: Norma http://atlmalcontent.wordpress.com/2008/10/01/free-sarah-palin-from-the-ticket/#comment-2978 Norma Wed, 01 Oct 2008 19:09:18 +0000 http://atlmalcontent.wordpress.com/?p=5670#comment-2978 This is becoming so painful, so scary...love how she was compared to Quayle somewhere and a Republican strategist said that remark was insulting to Quayle! Let us hope she is just a footnote, a punchline, a non-entity by the time January rolls around... This is becoming so painful, so scary…love how she was compared to Quayle somewhere and a Republican strategist said that remark was insulting to Quayle! Let us hope she is just a footnote, a punchline, a non-entity by the time January rolls around…

]]> By: sansho1 http://atlmalcontent.wordpress.com/2008/10/01/free-sarah-palin-from-the-ticket/#comment-2977 sansho1 Wed, 01 Oct 2008 17:09:13 +0000 http://atlmalcontent.wordpress.com/?p=5670#comment-2977 If I understand the notion of a "gotcha" question correctly, it is a question to which the interviewee has no reasonable expectation of having the answer, and so is asked with the intent of making her appear foolish. "What do you read" is the exact opposite of a gotcha question -- it's a question that <i>only</i> the interviewee has the answer to! If I understand the notion of a “gotcha” question correctly, it is a question to which the interviewee has no reasonable expectation of having the answer, and so is asked with the intent of making her appear foolish.

“What do you read” is the exact opposite of a gotcha question — it’s a question that only the interviewee has the answer to!

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