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Peter Wehner comes up with one of the strangest attempts to explain “The Significance of Sarah Palin”: It is as if last evening served as a circuit breaker for the last three years, a very bad stretch that began with Hurricane Katrina and may have ended with Hurricane Gustav. How long before somebody tries to […]
Freddy Gray
Sep 4, 2008 4:13 PM

Peter Wehner comes up with one of the strangest attempts to explain “The Significance of Sarah Palin”:

It is as if last evening served as a circuit breaker for the last three years, a very bad stretch that began with Hurricane Katrina and may have ended with Hurricane Gustav.

How long before somebody tries to turn this charming story into a metaphor for how Sarah Palin “re-energized” the GOP?

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