Palin’s Definition of ‘Bush Doctrine’ Hits the Gibson Mark

Fox News ^ | Sept 12, 2008 | Bill Sammon

[fightinJAG]

ABC News’ Charles Gibson, who is being credited with stumping Sarah Palin on the definition of the “Bush Doctrine,” has himself defined the nebulous phrase in a variety of ways, including one that mirrored Palin’s disputed explanation.

Gibson and his colleagues have been all over the map in defining the Bush Doctrine over the last seven years. In 2001, Gibson himself defined it as “a promise that all terrorists organizations with global reach will be found, stopped and defeated.”

But when Palin tried to give a similar definition on Thursday, Gibson corrected her.

[OldEagle]

It looks a lot like the old Army parka with the genuine wolf fur trim.

[OldEagle]

P.S. I suspect she killed said wolf with her bare hands.

[an amused spectator]

P.S. I suspect she killed said wolf with her bare hands.

I'd be willing to bet it just surrendered...

[OldEagle]

And jumped out of its skin just for Sarah. Sure, I believe it too.

[trisham]

I like it. :)

[trisham]

I like it. :)

[SuziQ]

Bump for later reading

[cousair]

I agreee whole heartedly with you. I am really afraid I will damage my TV if I watch him too much!

[cousair]

You got it. The crap coming from the likes of this guy is what has a huge backlash going...Charlie Gibson’s tongue lashing interview with our gal “Sarah” was the last straw in my book...I hope she keeps on giving interviews...she can handle them just fine. The left really doesn’t know what hit them.