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Category Archives: Sarah Palin
Sarah Palin’s 17 yo Unwed Daughter Pregnant
People can’t grossly violate social norms such as pregnancy outside of marriage, particularly while white and under age, and then expect it to stay a private matter. This is how society, in part, enforces social norms — by gossiping. If … Continue reading
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Republicans Want It Both Ways With Sarah Palin
For Republicans, it is fine to use Palin’s kids for partisan advantage. But the moment one of the kids is not a partisan advantage, they want to declare all her kids off-limits for public discussion. On Friday, Republicans fell all … Continue reading
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Sarah Palin: Hunter
Email Picture Associated Press A HUNTING TROPHY: In this undated photo, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin and one of her daughters pose with a caribou she shot. A woman in an exceedingly macho state, Palin has not always been taken seriously. … Continue reading
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The College Sophome Who Put Sarah Palin On The Political Map
Timothy Noah writes for Slate: Adam Brickley According to both the Aug. 29 Anchorage Daily News and the June 13 Colorado Springs Gazette, Sarah Palin became John McCain’s vice presidential candidate largely through the machinations of someone even younger and … Continue reading
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Tagged conservative radio talk show host, radio talk show, radio talk show host, rudy giuliani, Sarah Palin, university of colorado in colorado springs
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Sarah Palin’s Sportcast Video
From deadspin: Sorry to barge in on your holiday weekend — for God’s sake, put on some pants — but I just got back from he movies and found this great video in a basket on my doorstep. It’s the … Continue reading
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Tagged boom goes the dynamite, gorillas in the mist, sarah heath, Sarah Palin, sports broadcaster, tommy lasorda
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Sarah Palin Pics
Sarah Palin has energized my base. I’m excited about politics as never before.
Sarah Palin Is The Real Deal
Mark Steyn writes: What other country in the developed world produces beauty queens who hunt caribou and serve up a terrific moose stew? As an immigrant, I’m not saying I came to the United States purely to meet chicks like that, but it was certainly … Continue reading
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Sarah Palin Heats Half Of The Homes In Alaska
Jeff Taylor writes that Sarah is so hot that… Bob Dole threw his Viagra away after seeing her on Glenn Beck’s show. Bill Clinton just offered her an internship. Half of all homes in Alaska are heated by her. Palin … Continue reading
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Gov. Sarah Palin’s Midnight Runs
From the WSJ: Brian Adams for WSJ. Magazine Gov. Sarah Palin has always been a runner. Her parents were marathoners and high school track and cross-country coaches. "Running was a family affair," she says. "I didn’t have much choice. Thankfully, … Continue reading
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