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Vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin has revealed she was "annoyed" with the way
Katie Couric handled their interview.
"The Sarah Palin in those interviews was a little bit annoyed," Palin told
Fox News correspondent Carl Cameron. "It's like, man, no matter what you say, you are going to get clobbered. If you choose to answer a question, you are going to get clobbered on the answer. If you choose to try to pivot and go to another subject that you believe that Americans want to hear about, you get clobbered for that too."
Palin struggled to answer Couric's questions about foreign and economic policy. She was also unable to name a Supreme Court decision she disagrees with aside from Roe V. Wade.
See photos of Sarah Palin's family on the campaign trail."In those
Katie Couric interviews I did feel that there were a lot of things that she was missing in terms of an opportunity to ask what a VP candidate stands for," Palin told Cameron.
Palin said that what she really wanted to discuss was Democratic nominee Barack Obama.
Meanwhile, Palin fared better at Thursday night's debate, which drew nearly 70 million viewers, making it the most watched vice-presidential debate ever.
Said
New York Times critic Alessandra Stanley: "Ms. Palin spoke far more fluidly and confidently than she had in her devastating interviews with
Katie Couric of CBS. Ms. Palin did stumble into a few loop-the-loop non sequiturs, but mostly she stuck to practiced talking points. She didn't answer questions directly, but she spoke out with self-assurance and even cockiness, correcting Mr. Biden when he tried to repeat the Republicans' slogan about oil exploration in Alaska. 'The chant is 'drill, baby, drill,' she said."
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