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Sarah Palin a change? What change? : Comments
By Ruby Hamad, published 5/9/2008Palin may be a woman, but to many feminists and other Clinton supporters she does not speak for women.
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Warning! Warning!
The post below includes link to news-article and (worse) a You-tube Video. I understand you have difficulty with research and your PC doesn't support You-tube vids. Shame really. Although, if internet searches are not your forte, I suggest your local library can help you to find evidence (if there is any) that supports your self-serving misanthropic world view.
HRS
I am so pleased to know that you agree with equally shared parental responsibilities. Therefore, Sarah Palin must represent your image of womanly perfection. Clearly Sarah and hubby have shared equaling in their parenting responsibilites, given that her 17 year old daughter is pregnant. Who'd've thought that abstinence wouldn't work?
You will also be pleased to know that not even Palin's close friends would vote for her. That is because they are pro-choice, which in HRS-Speak means 'evil feminists intent on world domination.' But then I agree with the author of the following article that one's best friends do not necessarily have what it takes to be President of the USA.
>>>"As it turns out, Palin's pals are a perfectly lovely quartet of women who hang out and exercise and eat chocolate, but the video is burning up the blogosphere because some of them are avowedly pro-choice -- in opposition to Palin -- and three of the four won't even say they're supporting her ticket.<<<"
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/09/09/abc-interviews-palins-clo_n_125062.html