Paul Mulshine of the Newark Star-Ledger is one of the few journalists in America who offers clear-eyed commentary on Sarah Palin, with neither the infatuation of the right or the venom of the left. He says: “What makes someone who has never won election before a polity bigger than Bergen County’s think she could handle the most power[ful] [...]
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