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24 Nov 2009 09:24 am
Who Is The Adult In The Room?
Christopher Orr doesn't understand the Palin-Johnston feud:
The obvious, immensely easy play here would be for [Palin] to make up
publicly with the boy. But even if that's too much--as it obviously
is--you'd think she could manage some high-road blather when asked
about Johnston ("We've had our disagreements, as you all know, but
he's good kid and I hope it all works out for him in the end") and
could avoid bringing him up altogether when she's asked about something
else, as in this case. But, no, she somehow seems to believe--and no
one close to her can evidently dissuade her--that if she can win a war
of words with a semi-employed, 19-year-old high-school dropout, it will
amount to an actual victory for her.
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