The American Spectator

br> — Margaret Kelley br> Buckhannon, West Virginia /p> p> Interesting article. However, who in the world would have known had you not reported the slight? As for as I know, no one views Couric newscasts anyway, few even watch CBS. It’s kind of like ‘if a tree falls in the forest and no one is there, does the falling tree make noise?’ If Couric does or says anything, who but her bosses at CBS even know? br> — Jim Ashcraft /p>

In addition to the diss Couric gave Governor Palin with respect to title, look at her video interview with the Governor. The interviewer was the first one to use the word “depression.” When Governor Palin used the word in her reply to Couric, Couric then went on in her interview with Senator McCain to say as a question, “Sarah Palin used the word “depression,” do you think it’s right that that kind of language should be used in these troubled times?”

p>Be very careful Katie, your Mother is watching! br> — David Bonner /p> p> I just read your article and I can’t say enough how much you are right . This will turn out in November because all the bulling and piling on by the elite medical will have to recon this hatred of her . I feel the WOW women’s movement has done a real disservice to both Ms Palin and Senator Clinton. They loved Barack so much they used every sexist shot at these two they could but I don’t think the Republicans will stand for like the Democrats did. I live in Texas and Hillary beat Barack by tens of thousand votes and should have won the delegates but we have thanks to Howard Dean a caucus too that Barack supporters bullied their way and he won on this stupid way the Democrats do their primaries . br> —