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Message: <blockquote data-quote="InzeladunMaster" data-source="post: 4493149" data-attributes="member: 9774">I'd agree.  I would also argue that her steering of the questions into her direction indicates something more sinister. Read what Chris Matthews had to say:For a while, I thought I was hearing recitation. She was more of a contestant than a candidate. I thought I was watching a spelling bee with some of Gov. Palin’s responses. It was so reciting, so automatic. She said she wasn’t going to listen to Gwen Ifill tonight. She also said didn't like "the filter of mainstream media," which means she’s not going to do more serious interviews like Katie Couric. I also thought it was interesting that Sarah Palin wanted to enlarge the role for the vice president. That was extraordinary and requires more exploration for the media. So, in essence, tonight, what a statement: “I’m not playing by the rules, and I want more power.” There's not that much humility there.She definitely treated the debate questions as optional, but she also showed a hungry grasp for power not unlike the Republicans currently in office.</blockquote>