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>>Marking someone down because they misquote Plato sounds like intellectual snobbery to me. God forbid maybe she uses the wrong knife and forkf when eating fish. Whats important is wether she could run the US economy in any rational way.
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>His point wasn't that she misquoted Plato, it was that she was too lazy to do any reading before trying to impress people with her literacy. She, in his opinion, simply went to Google and grabbed some quotes. He felt that if she's too lazy to bother and so far is too lazy to gather any real knowledge about the affairs fo the country, not to mention foreign affairs, she doesn't qualify to lead. He also felt that she spends so much time blaming everybody else for her failures that she simply refuses to grow.
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>Grab the link above and read his chapter by chapter. It's not just misquoting Plato that bothered him. And remember that he's been a true Palin supporter since she came on the scene. This is a guy who truly wanted her to be someone who could lead. his disappointment is palpable.

I don't remember who said it or who they said it about, but there is a phrase that has stuck in my mind. Reviewing a celebrity's recently published book, the critic wrote that the author "has written one book and read several others." ;-)