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9:37 PM, Sep 12, 2008 • By JOHN MCCORMACK

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Charles Krauthammer writes that Charles Gibson doesn't know what the Bush Doctrine is. Also, the highly respected New York Times military correspondent Michael R. Gordon analyzes Sarah Palin's answers to Gibson's questions on the Bush Doctrine and Georgia-Ukraine membership in NATO--as well as the Washington Post's accusation that Palin said Iraq shared blame for 9/11. On each issue, Palin appears to come out on top.

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