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September 2, 2009 at 8:47 PM #452956September 2, 2009 at 10:08 PM #452190
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GuestYes, Surveyor, I’m entertained by Palin. That’s a compliment to her as television personality. Imagine all the “eyeballs” her brand is generating.
Palin is a public figure, just like Britney or OJ. We find news about them entertaining. Their lives make the news because it’s good for ratings.
I really don’t see how Palin represents family values. But I do believe that the “true” Americans who related with Palin saw themselves in her.
September 2, 2009 at 10:08 PM #452384GuestYes, Surveyor, I’m entertained by Palin. That’s a compliment to her as television personality. Imagine all the “eyeballs” her brand is generating.
Palin is a public figure, just like Britney or OJ. We find news about them entertaining. Their lives make the news because it’s good for ratings.
I really don’t see how Palin represents family values. But I do believe that the “true” Americans who related with Palin saw themselves in her.
September 2, 2009 at 10:08 PM #452724GuestYes, Surveyor, I’m entertained by Palin. That’s a compliment to her as television personality. Imagine all the “eyeballs” her brand is generating.
Palin is a public figure, just like Britney or OJ. We find news about them entertaining. Their lives make the news because it’s good for ratings.
I really don’t see how Palin represents family values. But I do believe that the “true” Americans who related with Palin saw themselves in her.
September 2, 2009 at 10:08 PM #452796GuestYes, Surveyor, I’m entertained by Palin. That’s a compliment to her as television personality. Imagine all the “eyeballs” her brand is generating.
Palin is a public figure, just like Britney or OJ. We find news about them entertaining. Their lives make the news because it’s good for ratings.
I really don’t see how Palin represents family values. But I do believe that the “true” Americans who related with Palin saw themselves in her.
September 2, 2009 at 10:08 PM #452987GuestYes, Surveyor, I’m entertained by Palin. That’s a compliment to her as television personality. Imagine all the “eyeballs” her brand is generating.
Palin is a public figure, just like Britney or OJ. We find news about them entertaining. Their lives make the news because it’s good for ratings.
I really don’t see how Palin represents family values. But I do believe that the “true” Americans who related with Palin saw themselves in her.
September 2, 2009 at 11:31 PM #452275surveyor
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Whether or not Palin represents family values is immaterial. People who revel in other people’s misery, public or private, tells me a lot about their character, or lack thereof.
Stay classy, Brian.
September 2, 2009 at 11:31 PM #452468Participanthumans being
Whether or not Palin represents family values is immaterial. People who revel in other people’s misery, public or private, tells me a lot about their character, or lack thereof.
Stay classy, Brian.
September 2, 2009 at 11:31 PM #452809Participanthumans being
Whether or not Palin represents family values is immaterial. People who revel in other people’s misery, public or private, tells me a lot about their character, or lack thereof.
Stay classy, Brian.
September 2, 2009 at 11:31 PM #452881Participanthumans being
Whether or not Palin represents family values is immaterial. People who revel in other people’s misery, public or private, tells me a lot about their character, or lack thereof.
Stay classy, Brian.
September 2, 2009 at 11:31 PM #453072Participanthumans being
Whether or not Palin represents family values is immaterial. People who revel in other people’s misery, public or private, tells me a lot about their character, or lack thereof.
Stay classy, Brian.
September 3, 2009 at 6:40 AM #452315DataAgent
Participant[quote=surveyor]humans being
Whether or not Palin represents family values is immaterial. People who revel in other people’s misery, public or private, tells me a lot about their character, or lack thereof.
Stay classy, Brian.[/quote]
Palin is a quitter. Period. End of story.
September 3, 2009 at 6:40 AM #452509Participant[quote=surveyor]humans being
Whether or not Palin represents family values is immaterial. People who revel in other people’s misery, public or private, tells me a lot about their character, or lack thereof.
Stay classy, Brian.[/quote]
Palin is a quitter. Period. End of story.
September 3, 2009 at 6:40 AM #452849Participant[quote=surveyor]humans being
Whether or not Palin represents family values is immaterial. People who revel in other people’s misery, public or private, tells me a lot about their character, or lack thereof.
Stay classy, Brian.[/quote]
Palin is a quitter. Period. End of story.
September 3, 2009 at 6:40 AM #452922Participant[quote=surveyor]humans being
Whether or not Palin represents family values is immaterial. People who revel in other people’s misery, public or private, tells me a lot about their character, or lack thereof.
Stay classy, Brian.[/quote]
Palin is a quitter. Period. End of story.
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