In an AP article written by David Bauder, Mr. Bauder indicates that over 40 million individuals watched the acceptance speech on Wednesday of Alaska’s Governor Sarak Palin.
We shall see if the NYT’s Frank Rich gives Governor Sarah Palin’s speech the same coverage on its viewership as he gave to Barack Obama’s much hyped Invesco field production when he stated:
The Obama campaign has long been on board those digital locomotives. Its ability to tell its story under the radar of the mainstream press in part accounts for why the Obama surge has been so often underestimated. Even now we’re uncertain of its size. The extraordinary TV viewership for Obama on Thursday night, larger than the Olympics opening ceremony, this year’s Oscars or any “American Idol” finale, may only be a count of the horses.
Is that expecting too much from Rich? Probably.
Update
In preliminary numbers, it looks like John McCain had higher ratings than the great Obamacle. How about that Mr. Rich?
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