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Ummm how biast and sexist are you? Would it have been cruel to put a man there?
Yes. It was cruel to put Dan Quayle where he was. Cruel to Danny, cruel to the electorate. It was only kind to satirists and late night TV hosts. Kathleen Parker (a conservative woman) has called on Palin to resign to spare us all.
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Believe it or not there are people out there who fight for what is right rather than being power hungry.
I believe that, but do not believe that Palin falls into that category. Plenty of people on both sides of the aisle in Alaska say she is a ladder-climbing opportunist.
Since you raised the issue of cruelty, how do you explain her exchange with the two morning show radio hosts where Palin sat and laughed while the shock jocks called one of Palin's Republican foes a b***h, a pimple, a poor mother, fat, and made light of her being a cancer patient? Here's how one Alaska Newspaper described it:
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The governor's appearance on KWHL's "The Bob and Mark Show" last week is plain and simple one of the most unprofessional, childish and inexcusable performances I've ever seen from a politician.
Anchorage DJ Bob Lester unleashed a vicious, mean-spirited, poisonous attack on Senate President Lyda Green last week while our governor was live on the air with him.
When we played the tape on my show the day after it happened, we received 130 calls. Even some Palinbots were disgusted.
The Daily News posted the recording on its Web site and it fired up bloggers.
The Fairbanks Daily News-Miner editorial writers demanded the governor apologize. The Juneau and Ketchikan papers also ran the editorial.
The Daily News opinion page addressed the governor's gaffe. They wrote "She came off looking immature herself, almost high-schoolish. It was conduct unbecoming a governor."
It was conduct unbecoming a human being, never mind a governor.http://www.adn.com/opinion/comment/story/295464.html