The former Alaska governor will address hundreds of chief executives, fund managers and other financial big-hitters from around the world at the Hong Kong forum.Awesome! So from now until after the 24th of Sept., the media will be following around Sarah like a dog and will be fabricating details of what she might be saying to these executives. Either way, I think it is funny. Gov. Palin is doing exactly what the media had done to her but Gov. Palin has the upper hand, as she always dos when it comes to surprises.
The event in general is open to the media. But a spokesperson for CLSA, one of Asia's top investment houses, said that Palin's session with the moneyed audience will take place in private.
"Some of our keynote sessions in previous years were also closed to the media. So this is not the first time," she told AFP, declining to be named.
"Ms Palin has not yet confirmed with us the topic of her speech," the spokesperson added.
I have a feeling she will be very well received at the Investors Forum, unlike what the media will be portraying. What I wonder is what media outlet is going to try to sneak into the convention. Any wagers?
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Related: Speaking of the media, Hot Air's Ed Morrissey reports:
The latest survey on news media from Pew Research shows that Americans have the lowest opinion of the mainstream media in the entire time that Pew has polled on the subject.- JP
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