What does it say about American politics that a public official who often seems proud of what she doesn't know isn't just accepted, but applauded? From the VFArchive: The emergence of Sarah Palin—and the forecast for her future.
Despite her disastrous performance in the 2008 election, Sarah Palin is still the sexiest brand in Republican politics, with a lucrative book contract for her story. But what Alaska’s charismatic governor wants the public to know about herself doesn’t always jibe with reality. As John McCain’s top campaign officials talk more candidly than ever before about the meltdown of his vice-presidential pick, TODD S.
tracks the signs—political and personal—that Palin was big trouble, and checks the forecast for her future
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