Imagine if Sarah Palin made this request...

At the risk of being accussed of being anti-American, this from the NY Daily News on Caroline Kennedy;
Sensing she's not ready for prime time, her handlers, most of whom have connections to Mayor Bloomberg,
suddenly insisted media questions be submitted in writing. The answers
they provided, under their names, were vapid. And she will not, as is
the campaign custom, release financial documents that reveal her wealth
and holdings. We're expected to trust she has no conflicts of interest.

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  1. Mukke10:13 AM

    Imagine if you'd brought up any of the similar problems with Sarah Palin at the time!

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  2. Mukke10:13 AM

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  3. Dangerous Dreamer10:18 AM

    The suggestion that Palin and Schlossberg are in any way equal is laughable. Palin has a political record, Schlossberg has a name. You can argue about Palin's record but Schlossberg does not have a birth-right to a Senate seat. And the fact that she says she won't run for the seat in 2010 is not appointed is very very telling.

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  4. Mukke10:56 AM

    You can wave your hands all you like, there will always be a new justification for your utterly partisan view of things. It's bi-partisanship in the Republican vein: my way or the highway!

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  5. Dangerous Dreamer11:05 AM

    Here's an idea...open up a forum to discuss these issues. Then whine and cry like a sissy boy when someone states an opinion that you don't like. Next demand the forum be closed because of all the negativity that you yourself created.

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