GOP Urges Palin Fans to Post Couric ‘Elaine’ Dance Pics

December 1, 2009


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5 Responses to “GOP Urges Palin Fans to Post Couric ‘Elaine’ Dance Pics”

  1. todd on December 2nd, 2009 12:15 am

    Gotta love them Christians. You becha, wink, wink.

  2. Old Man Dotes on December 2nd, 2009 1:10 am

    So how come no one ever mentions the 3 years that Sarah Palin spent as a hooker in Saigon?

  3. Judy Brown on December 2nd, 2009 9:06 am

    Katie looks great!!

    And who wears nylons with shorts?

  4. Mbrad on December 2nd, 2009 7:41 pm

    Pretty handy you forgot to mention the Newsweek cover photo was illegaly obtained. The jogging outfit was appropriate for a running magazine. Not what you want on a news magazine cover. At least be honest with your facts and don’t leave out details.

  5. Jim Talbot on December 3rd, 2009 4:24 pm

    Asking Palin what she reads is a “gotcha” moment because she does not read!
    Watch her body language during the exchange, she kept putting her hands together in a strange way, she was stumped and then she said she reads “all of them” but can’t name a single one! Priceless. The republicans are backing her because they don’t have any potential candidates with any name recognition. You gotta love that! She is a flyweight candidate, can’t think on her feet. She had the nerve to call Couric “the perky one” which was a gender specific put down of a woman working in what used to be a male dominated profession, shameful! Especially since she is trying for a job that has only been held by men. She is clearly keeping score, is this the kind of leader we need? I submit that Palin is the perkiest candidate ever, by golly you betcha!

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