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Where is the line between being folksy and being unprofessional? Some of Palin's actions have seemed unprofessional to me. I don't wink at my co-workers or my boss while I'm giving a presentation at work...why would Palin wink while giving a presentation to the entire country? What are foreign leaders going to think when she winks at them? Elections - 2 Answers - 2008-10-03 09:27:49 Best Answer this is another example of media bias. They are talking about her winking but there are NO Absolutely NO remarks about Biden sighing multiple times at her. This is getting insanely noticeable this media bias. I hope that there are enough Intelligent people out there to notice what is happening. All Answers Answer 1 this is another example of media bias. They are talking about her winking but there are NO Absolutely NO remarks about Biden sighing multiple times at her. This is getting insanely noticeable this media bias. I hope that there are enough Intelligent people out there to notice what is happening. 2008-10-03 09:32:47 Answer 2 Lots of people wink to punctuate a point. I have done it occasionally. There is nothing wrong with it. Some people snap their fingers; others (like Bill Clinton) stab their forefinger in the air. A professor at Harvard Business School named Warren MacFarland used to bang his pen on the glass of his overhead projector to emphasize his points. I saw him break the glass once. Obama calls women "sweetie" to emphasize his point. Now, THAT is unprofessional. 2008-10-03 09:36:08 |