She killed him, was the assessment of the "Famous Person" quoted on the McCain website after the Palin Performance the other night.
The "Famous Person" turns out to be Peggy Noonan, former Reagan speech writer.
What, did someone see her, recognize her as a famous person, and just could not come up with her name at the time and still couldn't get it off of the tip of his tongue before the quote had to go up on the site?
"Famous Person" attribution may have kept us all from knowing the statement was the assessment of a very biased person.
As I watched the debate I knew that Palin was "winning" in the sense that she was allowing her campaign's base to breathe, again, allowing them to say that she was good and capable without those around them spraying whatever liquid they had in their mouths.
Cute, perky and murky with one misstatement after another.
Fact is that she did kill him.
Long before last night she killed McCain's last hope to become President.
At least, that's how I think history is going to write the story.
Lily to the one who put "The Famous Person" attribution on the McCain web site.
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