Vanity Fair edits Sarah Palin’s resignation speech
Executive literary editor takes a red pen to her address
Sarah Palin’s resignation speech was hardly eloquent so Vanity Fair decided to let its team have a go at it and shape it up to its “publishable” standard. Executive literary editor Wayne Lawson, along with representatives from research and copy departments took a stab at Palin’s speech.
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