McCain's campaign called the Tina Fey skit sexist, because it portrayed Sarah Palin as "superficial" and Hillary Clinton as "substantive"...Are they aware that both of them are women?
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Anti-Semantic - Quaerens Intellectum
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First it ws all about experience - how much M has and O doesn't, then how swell the war is going when it was thought that was the hot issue, then change with Sarah & the rebel McCain. Sarah's "can see Russia from Alaska" and the war "is a task from God" qualifies her for what - and don't forget she has those cool eye glasses. At first Sarah welcomed the investigation into troppergate and now McCain says not so fast little lady, people are showing up at the rallies to see you but I'm still in charge here. Between each new verse we hear how the media is picking on them. I'm trying to find what I like here, not what I don't like on the other side.
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Hillary Clinton has substantially more experience than Sarah Palin. I'd take Hillary over Palin for President in a blink of an eye...
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If they aren't going to complain about the sexist comments the PRESIDENT OF PAKISTAN said to Sarah Palin's face, they have no business bringing up something as ridiculous as a comedy sketch.
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George Bush has demonstrated conclusively that there is equal opportunity as far as superficiality is concerned. It is simply not a gender issue!
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It's parody. It's SUPPOSED to exaggerate perceived differences.
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It was a satire...something that's always been done on SNL. And they do satire of candidates from BOTH parties. I don't suppose McCain's party has complained of the satire of the Dem candidates? No, didn't think so.
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