It’s apparently big news how much money was spent for vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin’s new campaign wardrobe. I am not saying that $150,000 isn’t a lot of money to spend on clothes, but it does seem that the world has higher fashion standards for women than it does for men. If Joe Biden wears [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Sarah Palin’
It’s Expensive Being a Woman
Posted in Sexism, Voter Education, Women & Economic Security, tagged 2008 election, campaign advertising, Goodwill, health insurance, Joe Biden, palin clothes, pay equity, politics, RNC, Sarah Palin, sarah palin clothes, sarah palin wardrobe, swing states on October 23, 2008, | 4 Comments »
McCain’s Big Moment
Posted in Voter Education, tagged Arlen Specter, Cindy McCain, CNN, CNN Grill, Code Pink, Divided We Fail, Howard Dean, John McCain, Lawrence O'Donnell, media, Norman Ornstein, presidential election, Republican National Convention, RNC, rnc2008, RNCC, Sarah Palin, St. Paul on September 5, 2008, | 4 Comments »
Thursday was another drizzly fall day in the Twin Cities, and everyone was talking about vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin, the governor of Alaska who seemed to have come out of nowhere to take the political world by storm the night before. Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) sure had a tough act to follow, and not [...]
Hockey Moms and Lipstick: Roll Call Officially Nominates McCain, but It’s Palin’s Night
Posted in Voter Education, tagged Alaska, Carly Fiorina, Hillary Clinton, Hockey Moms, John McCain, Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, media, Michael Steele, presidential election, Republican National Convention, RNC, rnc2008, RNCC, Sarah Palin, St. Paul, women in politics, women leaders on September 4, 2008, | 3 Comments »
Wednesday dawned at the Republican National Convention with an unmistakable air of anticipation. Today was essentially Gov. Sarah Palin’s (R-AK) coming-out party. Yes, she had her maiden voyage at the Ohio event announcing her selection, but a lot of water has splashed under the bridge since then and inquiring minds wanted to know what Sen. [...]
Open Thread: Should AAUW Endorse Sarah Palin?
Posted in Voter Education, tagged Hillary Clinton, John McCain, media, presidential election, Republican National Convention, RNC, rnc2008, RNCC, Sarah Palin, St. Paul, women in politics, women leaders on September 3, 2008, | 60 Comments »
Since we asked the same question about Hillary Clinton, we couldn’t help but ask the same about the first female Republican nominee for vice president of the United States. We realize that Clinton and Palin aren’t interchangeable, and frankly, if we were about to drop our 126-year tradition of being nonpartisan and endorse someone, we’d [...]
Armchair Politica
Posted in Voter Education, tagged Congressional Voting Record, Democratic National Convention, DNC, dnc2008, DNCC, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, media, presidential election, Republican National Convention, RNC, rnc2008, RNCC, Sarah Palin, St. Paul, women in politics, women leaders on September 3, 2008, | 4 Comments »
I don’t know about you, but when I’m watching TV and am in control of the remote, at commercials I bounce back and forth between channels trying to avoid the ads. I’ve decided the major TV stations are in cahoots. They purposely plan to have ads at the same time, so you are stuck watching [...]


