Ah well, now that you understand the term, we’ll swiftly move on to two media examples involving the said Sarah Palin:
1. Foreign relations never were her strong suit, so perhaps it’s understandable that Sarah Palin actually appeared to believe that French President Nicholas Sarkozy would call her out of the blue to talk about “unting” and “Joe le plumber.”
- Sarah Palin ‘Punk’d’ by Montreal DJ, November 01, 2008, wbal.com.
2. Here’s another point: People who read books and try to keep learning new things as they go through life until the day they die tend to forget this, but most people don’t read books and keep learning. Once they’re done with school, they stop learning everything except that which they need to know for their jobs (whether that job is accountant or IT techie or governor of a small state). Palin seems like such a person. So, obviously, she knew at one point – in third grade or whatever – that Africa was a continent. But if you don't keep learning and using your brain in that way, you forget things. So to me it’s entirely plausible that she just forgot in the moment that the event happened whether Africa was a country or a continent.
If she stopped to think, she’d probably know. But stopping to think isn’t her strong suit. So please God, if You call her back to service, hand her a history book or two first.
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