Gov. Sarah Palin struggles to answer questions that a vice presidential candidate should be able to answer (or at least look decent dancing around it) and who gets the blame: interviewers like Charlie Gibson and Katie Couric. It’s not Sarah’s fault, she didn’t know what the “Bush Doctrine” was, couldn’t name U.S. Supreme Court cases other than Roe v. Wade and couldn’t (or wouldn’t) name newspapers she reads … it’s that darned mainstream media according to the good Americans at Fox Nation. Gibson is being nominated for am Emmy for his interview with Palin and Fox does not like that.
Emmy Nominations for Palin Hatchet Jobs
Nominations for the 30th Annual News and Documentary Emmy Awards were announced today. PBS picked up the most nominations with 41. CBS News followed with 23; ABC News has 13; NBC 10; CNN 8; BBC America with 3; and MSNBC has 2.
Here is part of the story Fox Nation links to:
Nominations for the 30th Annual News and Documentary Emmy Awards were announced today. PBS picked up the most nominations with 41. CBS News followed with 23; ABC News has 13; NBC 10; CNN 8; BBC America with 3; and MSNBC has 2.”60 Minutes” leads all shows with 15 nominations. “World News with Charles Gibson” has the most nominations for the evening newscasts with 7; “Nightly News with Brian Williams” picks up 5, including for Breaking News coverage of the death of Tim Russert; and the CBS “Evening News with Katie Couric” has 3 nominations, including for Couric’s “Campaign Questions” series during the 2008 election.
• CNN has two Breaking News-Long Form nominations — for coverage of the Democratic National Convention and for Election Night.
• NBC News is the only broadcast network nominated for its Election Night Coverage.
• Charlie Gibson is nominated for his interview with Sarah Palin.
Media Bistro:
http://www.mediabistro.com/tvnewser/awards_accolades/news_documentary_emmy_nominations_announced_121533.asp
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