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If Palin were using it to reference Judd, I find it pejorative. It's one thing to use it in reference to Disney's latest sweetheart or a 19-year-old adult film star, but Judd?
I'm starting to hate this word as much as "cougar." I mean, it also sounds like "cutlet."
/rant
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The lunatic fringe is calling the shots. Just because the right guy won the election doesn't mean the fight is over.
The only good news is the hope that Palin will have to spend some time writing her book. Imagine her and Todd trying to figure out how to spell 'cat'.
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Somehow, this offended me just as much as everything else. So because a woman is physically small, she's "delicate"? And she can't speak out on issues important to her? That kind of "rhetoric" rubs this wolf loving, Alaskan glacier hiking, tiny, not at all delicate girl the wrong way.
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She kinda reminds me of Michael Scott in that way.
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or
She was saying, they're so delicate to make you feel sorry for them. Which also makes no sense but then neither does palin.
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What's even more terrifying about this is that she's wildly popular for a female politician. Not to generalize, but I think her voters must be bat-shit, and many of them must like their women in power to be unintimidating, underinformed, inarticulate, and emotionally stunted at a middle school level. So, then, these people who are afraid of strong women end up winning (or at least they think they do) whether she succeeds or fails. If she succeeds, there is even less of a place for strong, smart women in national politics, because she creates a new mold; if she fails, they'll use her failure as illogical justification for keeping women out of politics.
Luckily, I have enough faith in this country and even the Republican party (words I never thought I'd type) to trust that she will never hold the presidency.
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For the record, I never said Bush was the worst. Which is good, because I think Palin makes him look like a smart, natural leader. Thanks Dad.
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@Ruby_de_la_Booby: Sarah Palin sentence diagrams!
They kinda look like the Oedpius family tree.
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For real though, I would love to see you shush her, real librarian style.
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Nope. I'm still better.
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SO my fellow Alaskans like her a lot more than just $1,200 hot dogs.
(I can't stand her, I refuse to forgive her for not accepting the education portion of the stimulus package, against advice from fellow Alaskans, and then LEAVING HER JOB RIGHT AFTER)
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But then...there was the March and her anti war comments, etc...and any reference to her ever having been on the site was pulled off. And I think you are dead on - its kind of expected that she'll be conservative based on her family, but apparently the fact that she has her own view points makes her "liberal hollywood elite" and you know, not "real america" where they only listen to country music and people who talk like Sarah Palin.