Sarah Palin Paints Herself as David to the NYT’s Goliath in Defamation Case

Upon taking the stand on the sixth day of her defamation trial against The New York Times, Sarah Palin invoked an Old Testament passage to describe her legal battle with the Gray Lady: “I knew I was up against a Goliath,” she said on Thursday. “I felt collectively the people were David—that I was David.” The former Alaska governor and onetime vice presidential candidate used the dramatic line to illustrate how she felt “powerless” in the face of the “untruths” perpetuated about her in the media, adding, “you’re up against those who buy ink by the barrel and I had… Read Full Article