Media Banned From Palin's Speech at College of the Ozarks
Don't expect to read any reports about Sarah Palin's visit to the College of the Ozarks in Missouri. The former governor of Alaska's agreement with the school stipulates that no media members are allowed to cover her December 2 speech, the Springfield, Mo., News-Leader reports.
Elizabeth Andrews, public relations director for the college, tells the News-Leader that the agreement was mutual. There may be a few members of the Fourth Estate in attendance, however: Members of the media could cover the event if they acquired free tickets to the speech in October, when they were made available on a first-come-first-served basis. No video or audio recordings will be made by an independent news organization, the report says.
Palin will be signing copies of her new book, Going Rogue, at the Borders store in Springfield before her speech. Maybe the media can catch her there.
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In re comments about common sense, I agree wholeheartedly. Enough with the lawyers and other Oh So Terribly Smart people from these two places. They seem to serve up one mess after another. I'd like to see some graduates of College of the Ozarks, Hillsdale College, Texas A&M, and other such schools, where common sense means a bit more than daddy's credentials as an alumnus (with money and/or clout) and who produce someone like Obama, who is a perfect example of zero experience of any merit and no common sense at all.
can i come to your speech sarah
mrs palin the tickets are all gone ,is ther anyway you can slip me on to attend your speech
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