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GOP Adviser On Neo-Con Palin: "She's Bright, A Blank Page"

thinkprogress.org — A former Republican White House official, who now works at the American Enterprise Institute, a bastion of Washington neoconservatism, admits: “She’s bright and she’s a blank page. She’s going places and it's worth going there with her.” Asked if he sees her as a “project”, the former official said: “Your word, not mine, but I wouldn’t disagree."

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  • booksnmore4you, on 09/15/2008, -0/+1FTA
    A former Republican White House official, who now works at the American Enterprise Institute, a bastion of Washington neoconservatism, admitted: “She’s bright and she’s a blank page. She’s going places and it’s worth going there with her.”

    Asked if he sees her as a “project”, the former official said: “Your word, not mine, but I wouldn’t disagree with the sentiment.”
    /FTA

    Palin, the Neo-Con Pygmalion Project
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pygmalion_(play)

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