In his "
Afternoon Fix: Sarah Palin goes to Fox News," The Washington Post's Chris Cillizza wrote:
Sarah Palin met with executives at Fox News in New York today, a not-exactly-historic stop on her tour of historic American sites. (The former Alaska governor was at Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty earlier in the day.) Palin is a paid contributor for the network; she called them “my bosses.” There’s been speculation about whether Palin’s contract with the network will be suspended as she contemplates a presidential campaign. “Right now there is no change in her status with FOX News," said executive vice president of programming Bill Shine in a statement after the meeting.
And Politico's Ben Smith
wrote:
After a long meeting at Fox today -- where execs may not have been pleased by the interview she gave CNN -- Sarah Palin emerges with her contract intact.
“Right now there is no change in her status with FOX News," said executive vice president of programming Bill Shine in a statement. The "right now" didn't appear in earlier statements.
If Palin is honest with her "bosses," we should know whether she's going to run before she announces. That will be when Fox News suspends her, like it suspended Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich. Apparently, the network has Palin under surveillance, 24/7, and her status as a paid contributor is being constantly evaluated.
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"Under surveillance" - ???
Wow.
"If palin is honest"? HA, ha, ha, ha, ha,ha, ha, ha, ha,ha, ha, ha, ha,ha, ha, ha, ha... Catching breath...A, ha, ha, ha, ha,ha, ha, ha, ha,ha, ha, ha, ha,ha, ha, ha,
"Under Surveillance" - isn't that corporate-speak for 'keep the cameras rolling boys she's bound to something stupid enough for us to legally give her the boot!'
Here's a wild thought - while she was in NY why didn't she do a show from the actual Fox Newsroom?
-OzMud
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