A Tale of Two Sarahs »
Posted By Alexia 1 year, 2 months ago in NewsAs the Republican National Convention neared the end of it's first day, even amid great efforts made to support hurricane-affected Gulf states, there was still plenty of talk about Vice Presidential nominee, Sarah Palin.
To get into some specifics about her selection, I first spoke to Barbara Ciara, President of the National Association of Black Journalists--a watchdog group that monitors media coverage for diversity, as well as makes sure that people of color are represented in newsrooms--and then to Patti Johnson, a member of the Texas delegation, and a huge fan of Palin's.
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TimALoftis1 year, 2 months ago
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Great observation by Ms. Ciara...it might take another week or so to determine if McCain's pick of Sarah Palin was a good move or not. As for the Texas Delegate, she seems to think men will vote for her because of her looks...interesting.
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miklkit1 year, 2 months ago
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I guess that Texas delegate thinks McSame is ok. So much for family values.
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He found himself a trophy wife. She got in an accident. He was dating his second trophy wife before he divorced his first one. Now he found himself a trophy sidekick for his campaign. His morals and mental abilities are very suspect.
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