Ifill to moderate
Hilarious!
Will it matter? Probably not.
Should it have happened? Absolutely not!
posted by Eric Schansberg @ 6:40 AM
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Thursday, October 2, 2008
Will it matter? Probably not.
Should it have happened? Absolutely not!
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Gwen Ifill is a serious reporter, a PBS anchor, who will be a scrupulously fair moderator. This is just Gov. Palin's team working the refs, to gain any advantage they can in tonight's game.
That would be my prediction as well. (But it still doesn't look right-- and "the other side" would never stand for something similar.)
It's Palin's team working the refs AND Ifill working the market (to sell more books).
The irony is the Ifill's choice could undermine Obama. (It probably won't, but I don't see it as an advantage for Obama.)
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