And who says you can’t be pretty and smart – and in Alaska no less!
What makes this informal interview an excellent one is that two ordinary women from Alaska talk more or less eloquently about the issues and are able to see both sides – not like Palin for what she has done/is doing but able to sympathize for her.
It’s sad to hear about what Palin has done to a lovely country town, but that’s another point in the favour of these ladies because they still feel sorry for Palin.
What I’m really getting at is that it’s nice to hear some sympathy along with honest criticism for Palin instead of endless poking fun.
