Sarah Palin, who as you may have heard wants to be vice-president of the United States, appears to have no idea how the American mortgage lending system, which is currently in crisis, really works. [Huffington Post]
...But our friends at the conservative National Review blog The Corner, where every day is Opposites Day, have figured out a special way to interpret her remarks in order to suggest that she didn't make a gaffe at all. [The Corner]
If you are "impacted by homosexuality," Sarah Palin's church can help you "pray away the gay". [Chicago Sun-Times]
Towards the end of this old Charlie Rose interview, Palin reveals that her favourite authors are a now-deceased columnist for Runner's World, and C S Lewis — specifically, she loves his little-known novel The Lion, The Moose and the Wardrobe, in which the moose represents Christ. [CharlieRose.com]
What's in the 1,100 emails that Sarah Palin's office still won't make public, and why were so many of them copied to the famous Alaskan snowmobile racer Todd Palin? [Mother Jones]
An Americablog reader runs into Sarah Palin at the El Pinto restaurant in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and ends up asking her more questions than she's been asked by the entire press corps since becoming John McCain's running-mate. In other words, two. [Americablog]
