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"Written at breakneck speed with a collaborator." That was Andrea Mitchell's understated dig at Going Rogue, the memoir by Sarah Palin. John McCain's Vice-Presidential running mate "is now running for revenge against what she sees as her tormentors in the campaign and in the media." NBC's Mitchell focused on Palin's interactions with other leading female media leading lights. She quoted Palin's written description of Katie Couric's Campaign 2008 interviews on CBS (links to all four parts here) as "badgering and biased."
Then Mitchell turned to Palin's comments on Couric on TV's Oprah. Winfrey persuaded Palin to be nicer to Couric and harsher on herself. Palin recounted her reaction to the positive pep talk about the interview she received from McCain's handlers: "If you thought that was a good interview I do not know what a bad interview was--because I knew it was not a good interview."
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