The Couric and Gibson interviews.

If one listens very closely to the Palin one can actually depict exactly what Couric depicted during her time with the candidate.  Palin never mastered the nuances of the English Language.

Since space is an issue, I am pasting a link (below) that will take the 'interested' to a very informative insight into Palin's thought processes and how it comes across in her words. She can be very dangerous if she matriculates to the level at which she is completely incompetent [The Peter Principle].

ARTICLE LINK EXERT:

Diagramming Sarah Palin's sentences stand up to a grammarian?

By Kitty Burns Florey Updated Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2008, at 7:07 PM ET

Web Link (worth a visit and a quick read. it is really enlightening)

http://www.slate.com/id/2201158/

The central point of my response is....Couric could depict that Palin was not well read via her use of language.  She probably noticed it in the Gibson Interview and zeroed in like any good journalist or network research team.

People who are well read do not break the language into extreme numbers of sentence modifications and qualifiers mixed with  mid-sentence digression.

Last point.  The "liberal media' phrase was coined and over done during the Nixon efforts to defray the Washington Post's digging into the failings of his C.R.E.E.P. Team (Committee to Re-Elect the President. Watergate Cover-up!

Kind of adds credibility to a prying press.

_ _ _ _ _ The Pardu does not know how to place pictures and images into the page....Links have to suffice. :-)

Tks for the opportunity to join you EAB929.