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Category Archives: Sarah Palin
Marty Beckerman On Sarah Palin
Martin emails: As an Alaskan born and raised, it’s surreal… Anchorage residents tend to mock Wasilla as The Jerry Springer Show come to life, and now its mayor could realistically become the leader of the free world. Everyone is shocked. … Continue reading
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Tagged anchorage residents, bizarre city, city mouse, Marty Beckerman, radical views, Sarah Palin
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Sarah Palin’s A Star
Joe emails: She is a prodigy. At 44, to absolutely destroy Obama (the remark about two memoirs and no legislation is beyond sublime, it shows that Obama, mr. black freedom, is in this for the gelt) with the same cadence … Continue reading
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Tagged hot legs, how to clean a gun, legislative experience, pantsuits, recipe for salmon croquettes, Sarah Palin
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I Love Sarah Palin
She excites me. The NJG: obama’s going to win The NJG: even Peggy Noonan thinks so The NJG: dr. laura dislikes palin The NJG: and michael savage The NJG: jews don’t like her The NJG: 17 year old pregnant girls … Continue reading
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Sarah Palin
Joe emails: Rush got it right. Sarah Palin = Guns, babies, Jesus. To win, the dems have to win big among women, real big, like something over 5 points. With Palin on the ticket and making a good impression, it … Continue reading
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Tagged gender gap, kalahari, masterstroke, rural pennsylvania, Sarah Palin, susan sontag
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Nice Jewish Girl Says Sarah Palin Must Go
The NJG: palin has to go The NJG: she’s going to ruin the entire party The NJG: the 17 year old pregnant daughter The NJG: and she’s only for abstinence! The NJG: yeah right The NJG: and troopergate The NJG: … Continue reading
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Tagged abstinence, jewish girl, NJG, pregnant daughter, Sarah Palin
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The Palin Paradox
Dana Stevens writes on Slate: "With the staggering news that Sarah Palin’s 17-year-old daughter is pregnant, all I can think about are the nuttily mixed messages that Palin’s selection (and the media presentation thereof) sends out to women. It’s a … Continue reading
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Tagged dana stevens, down syndrome baby, feminist causes, mother figure, reproductive choice, supermom
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