She initially had zero problem with Palin and was cheerfully complicit in her selection as VP without anything remotely resembling vetting. She did end up pretty appalled at Palin, but it's not as though Wallace has in any substantive way moved very far from the Republican Party.
Actually, you might find reading her novel "Eighteen Acres" to be quite enlightening. It takes place in what I can only call an alternate universe in which the first woman President is a Republican. There are giant plot holes, large enough for the moon to sail through. And to show how little (in my opinion) she actually respects the need for people to be qualified to do their jobs . . .
PLOT SPOILER!!!!
At the end of the novel, when this woman president is getting ready to run for a second term, she's planning to promote her (I'm forgetting the exact job title the character has, so bear with me here) Press Liaison or maybe it's her Chief of Staff to. . . . are you ready for this? Secretary of State. Yeah, like that's the right background for the job. I'd normally think only someone totally out of any kind of touch with life inside the Beltway could think of something like that, but nope. Nicolle Wallace, after an adult life spent in that field. Maybe that's the essential problem with most Republicans. They don't ever bother to look at someone's background to figure out if they have the right kind of experience to do a particular job. We certainly see that at the present with all those working with and for Donald Trump. Just have the right connections and you're hired!
In short, I simply don't respect Ms. Wallace. Nice that recently she's been willing to challenge certain Republicans, but she was long part of the problem herself.
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