Reliable Sources Panel: Is Palin The Next President Or The Next Oprah?
On CNN’s Reliable Sources, Howard Kurtz brought in a panel of media experts to talk about the frenzy of Palin media coverage this past week: her new book America by Heart, the New York Times Magazine profile of her, her new reality show, and her family’s online dramas. Amongst all the buzz about Palin this week, the panel cut right to the heart of the matter when they said: Sarah Palin has to decide whether she wants to be a pop culture figure, or a political figure.
The panel included Steve Roberts, Margaret Carlson, and Matthew Continetti. Roberts claimed “She’s created her own network — PNN, the Palin News Network — through Twitter and through Facebook….She’s really like Oprah. That’s what she’s become, with her own TV show, her own book…except Oprah’s not running for anything.”
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