"Palin Problem" in the National Review

Here's a note from my friend Mark on the recent Sarah Palin in the National Review. He comments~
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When conservatives like Kathleen Parker and George Will are calling for Palin to, for the good of the country, step down, I can't see that it makes sense not to listen.

What I think is unfortunate is that it's not her fault and shouldn't be held responsible; she's just nowhere near "there" yet and you can't place the blame on her.

It would be like blaming a young child for running out into traffic when it is the reckless parent that should be faulted.
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Read the Article! Kathleen Parker writes, "If at one time women were considered heretical for swimming upstream against feminist orthodoxy, they now face condemnation for swimming downstream — away from Sarah Palin."
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