Tag Archives: Sarah Palin
what makes people run into the defense of Michelle Obama when someone negatively comments on her looks?
was the same courtesy made to Sarah Palin when people comment against her the way people are running to michelle obamobama‘s defense? how is it not a double standard? when it’s a black person negatively commented on, people will throw insults to the commenter, but when it’s a white person negatively commented on, suddenly everything … Continue reading
Can you watch this video without seeing Obama as our next President?
This video shows Obama in a way that you generally don’t see him portrayed from the mouths of weirdos like Sarah Palin: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERfn6xrV30Q&feature=related Isn’t it time we had a SMART President? It's easy to criticize when your party hasn't said anything more specific than "I am a pitbull in lipstick". It was amazing! I think … Continue reading
Is it true that Sarah Palin is suing the Obama campaign for slander?
On one of my questions, someone said they are suing obama‘s campaign for slander, is this true? I doubt it would hold up in court. Truth is not slander. They don’t have the time or the money to do that. Unless there is some Bridge to Nowhere money left. Remember it wasn’t used for the … Continue reading
What has Obama’s campaign done to criticise Sarah Palin?
It seems like the criticism is coming from the media, not the obama campaign? If you are going to tell me that obama and/or his campaign has done so please offer examples. Thank you. I wish is this: Palin Links Iraq to 9/11, a View Discarded by Bush In a speech yesterday to U.S. troops … Continue reading
Michelle Obama wears designer dresses that aren't yet available to the public. What gives?
OK, I just read another report about how fashionable michelle obama is. She's an attrative woman, and the perks of office are assumed. But still … isn't this another example of the media double standard? They skewer Sarah Palin's wardrobe and fawn over Michelle's style! And I thought the Obama's were for the common people. … Continue reading