Outsmarting Obama; Reasons Why Sarah Has More Brains Than Barack
Byline: J.D. Gordon, SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES
While most pundits and late-night comedians place President Obama far ahead of Sarah Palin in terms of intellect, perhaps Public Enemy's best-known hit - Don't Believe the Hype - is a fitting tribute to this myth.
Propped up by the mainstream media as the intellectual version of Superman, Mr. Obama with his eloquent, if not robotic, public appearances has fed into the perception that he is one of the most brilliant people in world history - a political Albert Einstein, worthy of the Nobel Prize.
Mrs. Palin meanwhile, has been mercilessly attacked by most in the media and chronically lampooned on late-night TV to the point where some believe she said things that actually were said by …
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Article title: Outsmarting Obama; Reasons Why Sarah Has More Brains Than Barack.
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Newspaper title: The Washington Times (Washington, DC).
Publication date: October 25, 2010.
Page number: B03.
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