Consider this the Republican response. On March 11, the pro-Sarah Palin documentary “The Undefeated” will air for the first time on network television on ReelzChannel, the same channel that broadcast the controversial political mini-series “The Kennedys” last April. The date is significant because it comes just one day after the highly anticipated Palin-centric drama “Game Change” debuts on HBO.
We caught up with “The Undefeated’s” writer and director Stephen Bannon recently at CPAC. “My film was very simple,” he explained. “I try to show that she’s a reformer…she’s everything that populists and even liberals want.” Bannon also railed against Palin’s portrayal in the film “Game Change.” “My film was trying to show, through facts, that she’s not a combination of Caribou Barbie meets Bible Spice, what ‘Game Change’ is trying to show is trying to reinforce that meme that she’s a white trash tart airhead,” Bannon said.
Besides the Palins, the documentary features interviews with conservative media types including Andrew Breitbart, Tammy Bruce and Mark Levin. “The Undefeated” is scheduled to air at 8 p.m.
