Sarah Palin: A Collapsed Souffle

I agree completely with both authors that Sarah Palin was not ready for Vice President of the United States. She came off as a babbling, backwoods idiot who didn’t know how to dress or talk. Although, I’m sure she was smarter than either of the authors gave her credit for. She was a conservative and both of the authors wrote for liberal papers.
Cal Thomas, in “Sarah Palin: A Collapsed Souffle,” talked about how Palin was all fluff and nothing else. He actually compared her to a souffle that she is light and fluffy and falls when under pressure. Where in “It’s Settled: Palin is Unfit For Office”,by Richard Cohen. Cohen thesis was practically the same as Thomas that she was not ready to be in the office. They both thought that she provided material for comedians, such as Tina Fey from Saturday Night Live. Both Thomas and Cohen felt that it was an unwise decision made by John McCain. Another comparison was when …show more content…
They both knew she was the last person McCain wanted for his Vice President. The two articles even relate to what is going on today about how Palin is endorsing Donald Trump. Tina Fey was back on the Saturday Night Live making fun of her. The whole world is making fun of the way she talks and just the way she says stuff isn’t intelligent.
Thomas’ article was published in the Salt Lake Tribune and Cohen’s article was printed in the Washington Post, which is practically on the opposite side of the nation. Both are pretty liberal papers. You wouldn’t think that the Salt Lake Tribune would be such a liberal paper since it is in the conservative state of Utah. In the past few years it has even become more liberal causing it to lose readers. You would expect the Washington Post to be a liberal paper. Both Cohen and Thomas write from a liberal’s view point. It is no wonder they were not fond of Sarah Palin and her conservative