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Holy Smokes! Had I known they can grow them so well up in Alaska I might not have spent my life to date living in the Lower 48!
p>Wait a minute…Now that the male hormone rush has subsided and I’m thinking clearly again, would she vote to open ANWR to drilling? If not, then she may not be the perfect compliment to the McCain ticket that would bring conservatives back into the fold. But even if Mrs. Palin were against drilling in ANWR, I’d still be happy to meet her unwed younger sister. br> — Bruce Clark br> Texas /p> p> I really have no dog in this fight, as I truly do not know enough about the pretty lady to make a judgment. I would like to point out one part of the article, however, that seems a bit ironic, at best. Mr. Cheplick writes; “Gov. Palin could become the Republican Party’s Segolene Royal, the French Socialist Party’s glamorous leader known for her heels and political bite.” I don’t want to rain on anyone’s parade, but did the writer notice that Ms. Royal lost the election to a man? So he is saying that we should put beauty on the ticket regardless of the won-loss record, right? br> — Ken Shreve
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