Yeah, but that's an orthogonal point. On one level, yes, we should not be afraid to be wrong, ask interesting questions, yadda yadda. On the other, someone ru

Yeah, but that's an orthogonal point. On one level, yes, we should not be afraid to be wrong, ask interesting questions, yadda yadda. On the other, someone running for President should probably know more about US history than the average 3rd grader. This isn't a question of being bold and learning from mistakes, it's an example of startling ignorance (less startling for the repetition from this particular source, I guess). I'm just flabbergasted at the mindset of the followers insisting on the wikipedia edits. If you asked them anytime from 3rd grade until last week, they would have had a different view of the facts than when you ask them this week. Palin managed to change established, historical facts for these people simply by fucking up. Subjective truth to the extreme.