More than ever before, the media-political establishment is living in its own self-created bubble. They assess all issues and events using very narrow definitions. 

Two years ago, the knock on Hillary Clinton was that she hadn't done anything that qualifies as presidential experience. Now, she is used as the contrast to Sarah Palin, as if Hillary was the one with top-notch qualifications, and Palin was purely an amateur. And yet, Palin has run a state. What has Hillary done? Although she's nominally the head of the State Department, she's entirely shut out of any real decision making.

Now, you can argue that Hillary may make a better president, and maybe Palin won't. That's not my point. My argument is, when did Hillary become the standard of achievement?  

  It would be quite helpful to both ladies to summit.  Hillary needs some positive press and exposure outside of being a hack for obama and Sarah needs a venue where the msm is forced to cover her somewhat objectively because she is doing a friendly sit-down with one of their prefered politicians.  The hate-Palin media types will not want this to happen.

The last thing the leftist moon bats and the formerly MSM waant is for these 2 women to meet.

First off it would give Palin street cred. It would legitamize her as being a top tier player. For Hillary, it brings her back to where the action is, not off in the never regions of the world where Bammy is doing his best to keep her off the stage. Hillary sees the indies leaving the dems in droves and is calculating a move to steer them towards her if she should attempt another run.

Let's not forget Hillary mysteriously didn't engage in all the Palin bashing during last year's campaign. 

 However when it comes to who will profit from such a summit, Palin gets it hands down. Palin has a natural gift of instinct by going by her gut, while Hillary is much more calculating.

The big point here is that Hillary as much as said she is now going to have to write another book.  

Gotta get that spotlight back somehow...first the jr. sen. from IL does it, then the ex-gov from great white north does it.  Bill's all over the place usurping her creds.  No other choice.  Gotta get back in the game somehow. 

The MSM will immediately make that their front page story. 

about how she was wrong to accuse Hillary of whining about the media was good.  And I also thought Hillary's response was tactful.  I imagine those two women might enjoy a personal chat about the scum media types. As long as they stay away from policy issues they might have a lot to talk about.  I don't recall Hillary ever participating in the Palin bash-fests  

Clinton-Palin coffee date: Beer Summit 2 in the making.... latest details on this case: http://www.35energy.com/news/clinton-palin-coffee-date-beer-summit-2-in-the-making.html

Sarah Palin being the class act that she is, reached out to Hillary Clinton during last years election, and was soundly booed for it.  Personally I feel that Palin had the right plan, show civility (something that is sorely missing on the left side of the aisle) but be a bulldog.  Letting the Obama campaign off the hook over Ayers and Wright was a big mistake. 

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