Palin has unquit her quitting of the media to complain that her quote was buried

[Contrary1]

:rofl: Poor Tucker, whatever will he do?

"Sarah Palin launched a lengthy attack on The Daily Caller via Facebook on Wednesday in which she slammed the conservative-leaning news organization for not featuring her quotes prominently enough.

The publication, helmed by Tucker Carlson, quoted from a nearly 650-word statement she issued to them in response to an article on legislation she signed as governor of Alaska providing tax credits to production companies who film in Alaska. It also reprinted the entire statement on the next page of the article. This was not good enough, however, for Palin, who said that her statement was "buried."

"Goodness, cleaning up the sloppiness of reporters could be a full time job," she began a Facebook post on the article today. "In response to The Daily Caller's online inquiry, I gave them a statement that the writer buried on his story's second page (which most people won't even notice - I didn't even notice it."

Palin's criticism offered a window into her staff's approach to the press. In an interview with TPM, the reporter who wrote the story, Chris Moody, said he was "surprised" to see her Facebook post given that Palin aides had demanded he make the entire Palin statement available -- which he did -- as a precondition to giving him any kind of a response to his questions..."

http://tpmdc.talkingpointsmemo.com/2011/03/sarah-palin-rips-into-daily-caller-for-not-featuring-her-quote-high-enough.php?ref=fpa

[Armstead]

1. It also says a lot about what a shallow reader she is

Didn' t even see it because it was "buried" in the second page....in other words she basically just looks at the beginning of articles and can't be bothered with the details...

One might think that she'd at least want to read all of an article that is about her,,,

[FSogol]

2. I'm amazed that anyone would let Tucker Carlson helm any "publication"

:shrug:

[sharp_stick]

4. He owns it I think

all those years schilling for the Bush family on CNN must have paid pretty well.

[ixion]

3. "cleaning up the sloppiness of reporters could be a full time job"... well, yes it is, however

Ms. Mooseburger is in no way, shape or form qualified to do such a job. She's not really qualified to do much more than be a GOP fluffer.

The usual idiocy and irony in her statement is that she's objecting to the layout/format, not the 'sloppiness' of the reporting.

[northoftheborder]

5. best quote of the day: "the 'squirmish' in Libya" LOL

[tammywammy]

6. She's so ridiculous and yet she doesn't see it.

:rofl: