Palin Rips Media a New Moosehole
Sarah Palin gets all reflective about her recent rise to political fame and her cagey relationship with everyone in the media except Greta Van Susteren in this clip from the upcoming documentary "Media Malpractice." She feels exploited -- hear that, Katie Couric? -- exploited!Sarah Palin gets all reflective about her recent rise to political fame and her cagey relationship with everyone in the media except Greta Van Susteren in this clip from the upcoming documentary “Media Malpractice.” She feels exploited — hear that, Katie Couric? — exploited!
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