Boy, the righties really came pouring out of the woodwork like rabid cockroaches after they watched "Game Change." The accusation that it was a liberal hatchet-job is amazing -- didn't they see the same Palin interviews that everybody else did? Much of this film contained Palin's own words, and this can easily be checked by referring either to one's own memory or to the Internet.
One reviewer even said that the film was based on only a small portion of the book, but this isn't true -- the book can be broken down roughly into three parts (like Gaul): one third on Obama; one third on Hillary Clinton; and one third on McCain and Palin.
It's hard to believe the righties when they claim that Steve Schmidt and Nicolle Wallace are liberals with an axe to grind. Last time I looked, both Schmidt and Wallace were, and still are, Republicans. The fact that Schmidt occasionally appears on MSNBC doesn't mean he's now a Democrat.
If they weren't such a nasty crowd, you can almost feel sorry for the Republicans; but it's hard to feel sorry for a party that believes the rich don't have enough money and the poor have too much.
One reviewer even said that the film was based on only a small portion of the book, but this isn't true -- the book can be broken down roughly into three parts (like Gaul): one third on Obama; one third on Hillary Clinton; and one third on McCain and Palin.
It's hard to believe the righties when they claim that Steve Schmidt and Nicolle Wallace are liberals with an axe to grind. Last time I looked, both Schmidt and Wallace were, and still are, Republicans. The fact that Schmidt occasionally appears on MSNBC doesn't mean he's now a Democrat.
If they weren't such a nasty crowd, you can almost feel sorry for the Republicans; but it's hard to feel sorry for a party that believes the rich don't have enough money and the poor have too much.