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Palin's Wardrobe Saga Exposes McCain's Flaws: Margaret Carlson
Palin's $150,000 campaign wardrobe - paid for by campaign money, thus taxpayer-funded - another example of REDISTRIBUTING THE WEALTH and REPUBLICAN SOCIALISM?
Jeez, let's put this campaign out of its misery. It's an embarrassment in the eyes of the world.
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At the very moment Palin was
celebrating herself as ``your average hockey mom'' in her
convention speech, she was wearing a $2,500 silk jacket by
Valentino. -
Palin parading around like a Project Runway extra will take
far less heat even though the bill she sent the committee makes
Paris Hilton look like a Target shopper. With her $1.2 million in
assets and six-figure salary, Palin could have footed the bill
for whatever extreme makeover she felt was in order.
It's not a victimless crime. That $150,000 comes from funds
that a respected incumbent like New Hampshire Republican Senator
John Sununu -- struggling not to be dragged down by the McCain-
Palin ticket -- desperately needs.
Earlier it came out that Palin had charged the government
for $17,000 in per-diem payments for 300 days she spent in her
own house. Now we find she charged the state for trips that
resemble vacations if not junkets. - 2 more annotations...
McCain tussles with Palin over whipping up a mob mentality - Times Online
Dissension between McCain and Palin - Palin positioning herself for 2012 presidential run.
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“Sarah Palin is no fool. She sees the same thing and wants to salvage what she
can. She is positioning herself for the future. Her best days could be in
front of her. She wants to look as though she was the fighter, the person
with the spunk who was out there taking it to the Democrats.” -
A McCain official confirmed that there was dissension in the campaign. “There
is always going to be a debate about the costs and benefits of any
strategy,” he said.
“After November 4, the feelings of individuals will come to light. It is only
natural and will be expected.”
Palin’s frustration with McCain has led to clashes over strategy. When she
learnt he was pulling resources from Michigan, an industrial swing state
leaning heavily in Obama’s favour, she fired off an e-mail saying, “Oh come
on, do we have to?” and offered to travel there with her husband Todd,
four-times winner of the 2,000-mile Iron Dog snow-mobile race.
She also told Bill Kristol, the conservative New York Times columnist, that
she wished the campaign would make more of Obama’s 20-year association with
the Rev Jeremiah Wright, his controversial former pastor, who said, “God
damn America”. - 3 more annotations...
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