Comments on: Oprah Palin Interview? (Photos)

By: Nikki

Nikki — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 11:50:10 +0000

I think she made a good choice not to have her until after the election. The last time Obama was on the show was in 2006 not 2007/2008 so whats the big deal. Besides all we would here is thanks but no thanks to that bridge to no where!!! I sold the plain on E-Bay, I work with my hands i go hunting. I serve Mac and Cheese to my family bla bla bla. I can see Russia from my house!!

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By: SteveHorton

SteveHorton — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 18:22:18 +0000

“McCain assured everyone we’d like her once we got to know her. But his campaign isn’t about to let us get to know Sarah Palin. And the reason is obvious.”

Please Matt.. what’s the reason? I think Oprah drank the Obama kool-aid and wouldn’t be caught dead giving equal time to a nasty nasty republican! This is just shameful. The media is trying to tell people what to believe by shielding them from any view that is not their own.
-S

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By: marie

marie — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 04:12:07 +0000

What I thought Sarah couldnt give interviews,if she want give them to the press what make you crazy people think that she will give them to Oprah. Cindy McCain is going to be first lady not Sarah Palin,I dont see anyone pushing for her to be on Oprah

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By: Matt

Matt — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 13:56:05 +0000

The Oprah thing is an entirely moot point, though I’m sure that conservative pundits are going to try to use this to their advantage.

You see, the real story here is that the McCain campaign isn’t going to let Palin do any more one-on-one interviews between now and election day. Scripted speeches, choreographed campaign rallies, and advertisements — that’s IT. The closest thing to spontaneity we’re going to get is the veep debate with Biden, but they’ll get the questions in advance.

McCain assured everyone we’d like her once we got to know her. But his campaign isn’t about to let us get to know Sarah Palin. And the reason is obvious.

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By: Duke

Duke — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 04:42:41 +0000

I agree. I think Palin should be too busy to come on to the show. Besides, Oprah will be in a diabetic comma if McCain/Palin wins so there will be no show for awhile. Therefore, it is a moot point.
I for one, am tired of her obvious bias, selfishness and narcissim.
Oprah, put your clothes back on. You are transparent and we can see through you.
click click click click click click click

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By: Gina

Gina — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 03:07:06 +0000

IT’S TIME FOR AMERICA TO DENY OPRAH ACCESS TO OUR TELEVISION SETS.
Oprah gives advice on relationships, but has a boy friend who is a
door mat … gives advice on marriage, but has never been married …
gives advice on child rearing, but has no children … gives advice on
Obama, but was a member of Jeremiah Wright’s anti-American racist
church for several years. Now, her white women’s audience, which made
Oprah rich, wants to know more about Sarah Palin, but Oprah says NO.
No Oprah, No Wright, no Farrakahn, no Ayers, no Rezko,
no mean Michelle, NOBAMA

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By: D. Cantrell

D. Cantrell — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 21:49:53 +0000

If I was Palin. I would be too busy after I won the V.P. spot to even bother with Oprah. It would just prove Oprah is using Palin to get better ratings after the election if she has her on after she wins.

What a hipocrit. Oprah I stop watching your show along with the thousands of other christian women…. After you found your other Jesus.

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