Well, that's encouraging
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Mark Wallace:
She constantly slips into these catatonic stupors, and then when we do finally get her to work, she writes all the information down on notecards, but she can't remember any of it. Steve, did you do an approval poll on Alaska? She keeps bringing it up. Steve Schmidt:
What the fuck? I did that stupid fucking poll a week ago. I told her she's in the seventies! Mark Wallace:
Yeah, well, I don't think she believes you. She says you made those numbers up. Steve Schmidt:
[irritated]
She is becoming completely irrational. Rick Davis:
"Becoming?" Mark Wallace:
I don't even like to say this, but has it occurred to you guys she might be mentally unstable? Steve Schmidt:
[too exhausted to answer]
Mark, look, the debate is in five days. What do you think? Mark Wallace:
...I think this debate will be a debacle of historic and epic proportions. Steve Schmidt:
Well, that's encouraging
She constantly slips into these catatonic stupors, and then when we do finally get her to work, she writes all the information down on notecards, but she can't remember any of it. Steve, did you do an approval poll on Alaska? She keeps bringing it up. Steve Schmidt:
What the fuck? I did that stupid fucking poll a week ago. I told her she's in the seventies! Mark Wallace:
Yeah, well, I don't think she believes you. She says you made those numbers up. Steve Schmidt:
[irritated]
She is becoming completely irrational. Rick Davis:
"Becoming?" Mark Wallace:
I don't even like to say this, but has it occurred to you guys she might be mentally unstable? Steve Schmidt:
[too exhausted to answer]
Mark, look, the debate is in five days. What do you think? Mark Wallace:
...I think this debate will be a debacle of historic and epic proportions. Steve Schmidt:
Well, that's encouraging
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She constantly slips into these catatonic stupors
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And then when we do finally get her to work
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she writes all the information down on note cards
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but she can't remember any of it
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Steve did you do an approval poll in Alaska
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She keeps bringing it up What the fuck
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I did that stupid fucking poll a week ago
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I told her she's in the 70s
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Yeah well I don't think she believes you
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She says you made those numbers up
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Okay
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She is becoming completely irrational
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Becoming
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I don't even like to say this
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but has it occurred to you guys
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that she might be mentally unstable
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Mark look the debate is in five days
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What do you think
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I think this debate will be a debacle of historic
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and epic proportions
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Well that's encouraging
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Movie Summary
During the Republican run of the 2008 Presidential election, candidate John McCain picks a relative unknown, Alaskan governor Sarah Palin, to be his running mate. As the campaign kicks into high gear, her lack of experience, in both political and media savvy, becomes a drain upon McCain and his strategists.
