[DesertRhino]

This thread started out discussing the fact that Sarah is rallying with tea partiers at the main battlefield in taking back America.
It’s degenerated into a bunch of jealous wife comments about her hair and voice.

Maybe Sarah will inspire more wives to step up their game and copy her look. On to threads dedicated to 2012,, rather than hair.

[GlockLady]

I wholeheartedly agree. I think, in our society, too many people pay more attention to how someone looks/sounds than what they say/do. That’s how we got Obama.

It’s taken a long time and lots of money to shape minds that way.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

This thread started out discussing the fact that Sarah is rallying with tea partiers at the main battlefield in taking back America. It’s degenerated into a bunch of jealous wife comments about her hair and voice.

That's the thing with Palin's critics.
They never focus on what she says or does, and instead talks about superficial crap like her voice or a word she mispronounces.
It's just part of an overall strategy designed to take Palin down, that's all.

[Polybius]

This thread started out discussing the fact that Sarah is rallying with tea partiers at the main battlefield in taking back America. It’s degenerated into a bunch of jealous wife comments about her hair and voice.

Well, what do you expect when Sarah Palin was picked as a candidate for Vice President of the United States, with only two years of experience as a Governor of a State with half the population of San Diego, CA because of how she looked: ....... FEMALE?

Former manager: Palin added to 'short list' for gender balance

With their meager respective qualifications, would either Sarah Palin or Barack Obama have been given a second though by ANYBODY, Left or Right, as a Presidential candidate or as a Vice Presidential candidate if they had looked like this?

You know perfectly well that the answer would be, "No".

Barack Obama was adored because his skin is black and Sarah Palin is adored because she is female and cute.

Welcome to the extremely shallow world of Affirmative Action Politics.