Who Would Win the Political Version of Hunger Games?
A thought experiment from Game Change's writer.
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A thought experiment from Game Change's writer.
And the Emmy goes to ... well, duh.
"It just seemed like not only the story in the book that I was interested in, it seemed like one of the great political stories ever."
Sarah Palin herself is a triumph of style and a failure of substance; Game Change, the reverse.
"Eyes at half-mast."
"Looking at the trailers alone gets my blood boiling."
Plus notes on Girls, Veep, Game Change, and more.
There's something vaguely Madame Tussaud–ish about this look.
Not to mention McCain and Clinton.
The 'Game Change' authors explain the bizarre relationship between John Edwards, his "body man," and Elizabeth.
Blame it on the editors.
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