phillyfan26
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Indoor track, trigonometry classroom, ESPN, under a tree, and ... I'm afraid to go there with the last one.
according to Wikipedia it's Track, Trig, Bristol, Willow and Piper...
you sure know your stuff, dontcha know!
enough to give up chew for a day?
Where was Malia Obama conceived? In a mall? What about Barack? Next to a giant rock?
You guys sure are funny.
i just assume that public libraries = socialism.
right?
A Transportation Security Administration worker at Lansing's Capital Region International Airport, the 38-year-old arrived early Wednesday at the bookstore and described himself as a conservative Republican who voted for Palin and presidential candidate John McCain last year.
Shaffer said he would vote for Palin if she ran for president in 2012.
"As a woman in politics, she's a pioneer in the Republican Party and she's opened a lot of doors up for a lot of women to think about politics" as a career, he said. "I thought she added a lot to the ticket."
She's saying the Newsweek cover is sexist-and from the point of view that I don't believe a posed picture like that has been used for a male politician in the US in that context before (maybe it has and I just don't recall)
i think she has a point here.
..still, we don't have a male politician on her level -- only one .
In one of the more memorable moments of the 2008 campaign, Palin did not name a single publication when Couric asked, "What newspapers and magazines did you regularly read before you were tapped for this to stay informed and to understand the world?"
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Palin has said that she was offended by Couric's question because it implied that Alaskans couldn't stay informed like people in the lower 48 states.
"To me it was in the context of, 'Do you read? How do you stay informed? You're way up there!' It seemed like she was discovering a nomadic tribe."