Movie reviews of Stephen K. Bannon’s Sarah Palin documentary The Undefeated are about what you’d expect. Not great from the LAME-stream media, with staunch defenders on the other end of the political spectrum. Aside from being erroneously titled (even if you don’t count the 2008 presidential election, Palin lost a 2002 bid for Lt. Governor of Alaska all on her own), the film is essentially a troop-rallying campaign infomercial. Or, as the L.A. Times puts it, The Undefeated is nothing short of a “a hero-worshiping, crescendo-edited, thunderously repetitive talking points briefing.” It gets worse from there. Roll Call calls it: “A flattering portrait of Palin as someone unafraid to take on her own party’s bosses. There’s little doubt Palin, who did not participate in its
