Well, just about everything. Much is made in "Game Change" of the speed
with which Palin was chosen and vetted (which is to say, not properly
vetted). As McCain watches Barack Obama's popularity soar despite a
relatively scanty record, his aides, True Religion Outlet
especially strategist Steve Schmidt (Woody Harrelson), advise him to
make a bold move in his choice of running mate. Former Democrat Joe
Lieberman is considered but in the end, they pick Palin, for obvious
reasons. She's a woman, she's conservative, she's attractive and she's
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Alaska.
Palin says yes without missing a beat and so we watch as she is hustled
out of her blue jeans and into what would become her controversially
expensive wardrobe; as she's separated from her family, including her
4-month-old baby, and sent to political boot camp. Where it is
discovered that she has limited understanding of many things, especially
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foreign policy, and more than a few "issues" — an unmarried pregnant
daughter, a local hiring scandal and an overwhelming concern about what
the folks back home think of her.
The campaign pushes her to become something she's not; she pushes back,
sometimes shutting down, sometimes throwing tantrums. Soon Schmidt and
his team, many of whom participated in the book, are wondering what sort
of person they are trying to True Religion Canada
seat a heartbeat away from the presidency, while Palin doesn't
understand why they won't just let her do what she does, which is talk
to real folks.