"What most people don't know is that NBC is still a network."
Posted on 03/31/2012 7:40:17 PM PDT by Bigtigermike
Yikes! I remember that place!
I may be cynical, but that’s my guess as to why Roger blessed this appearance: if NBC gives her a regular gig she’ll be sidelined from politics.
"What most people don't know is that NBC is still a network."
Imagine if Palin announces she’s running for President?
Anybody notice how Sarah says: “Game On” just like Santorum did when he did well in one of the races?
Anyway, ghis should be a really interesting interview. Palin won’t trust Couric as much as she did in the last interview. Palin was told (by a woman in the McCain camp) that Katie Couric admired Palin, yeah riiiiiiight.
She is not on with Katie, they are on competeing networks. It is a ratings war. Oh- and Palin said Game On way back in Wisconsin Tea Party Rally. Way before Santorum.
Actually, I noticed how everyone and their sister Sally, including Santorum, has been saying “Game On” SINCE Sarah Palin exclaimed it in the snow in Madison, Wisconsin during a speech in April 2011.
I believe the exact quote was:
“Mr. President, Game on!”
It was right after she asked if some GOP men should be taught how to “fight like a girl!”
Did you notice that?
Thank you.
I didn’t notice that, but it’s a good little phrase - “Game on!”
Game on may not mean much to Palin; she used the phrase about a year ago, and it turned out to mean she was stepping aside.
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I believe this move by NBC is a win-win situation and very bad for the conservatives.
1- NBC is starving for audience and an image as “not 0b0z0’s network!”
2- IMO, this is the main benefit: neutralizing Sarah’s FB, Tweets attacking, and challenging 0b0z0! IOW, NBC wants to protect the non-NBC boy of theirs from Sarah’s disastrous challenges to him.
Being an employee of a “News Organization,” she’s not supposed “to take sides or be an advocate.”
You may ask, how about Al Sharpton? Simple answer, some employees are more equal than others.
-—What a disappointing end to such promise of true greatness.-—
Sad. I can’t help but believe that she missed her calling.
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