The two of us aren't going to discuss politics any more, remember? I'm going to stick with that. Just to clarify one point, I didn't dig anything up, I posted a link. So far no one has disputed the facts reported in the article.

I should just generalize the political moratorium. The campaign has gotten nasty (as they all do) and the conventions have been the peak of hyperpartisanship (as they all are). Maybe there will be more worth paying attention to when the debates roll around. For now I should tune it all out.

>And...ummm....so?
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>Jeez, Mike, you really want to dig dirt on this woman, don't you? What next...she pees sitting down? This is one of the reasons we're butting heads lately - you've left the path of reasonable discourse and are trying very hard to look for anything you can to justify moving away from the "traditional" support for women and minorities the Dems love to proclaim.
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>Mike, you are making a lie of your own principles - you're essentially saying that since she's a conservative Republican then she forfeits womens rights, feminism, and the supposed big umbrella of liberals and is open to ticky-tacky attacks and whatever kitchen sink garbage you all want to throw at her.
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>If you are a Democrat and the Democrats are such advocates of the common man (or woman), then the fact that she eventually graduated and went forward should be celebrated, right? Oh, but wait, that would be an expectation of principles. Something you appear quite willing to abandon to be a partisan.
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>This is why I'm not a member of either party; I'm not so eager to abandon my beliefs for political expediency. You really screwed the pooch on this post, Mike.
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>>Remember what Bluto says when everyone in Delta House is expelled in "Animal House"? "Seven years of college down the drain!" Sarah Palin did better than Bluto. It only took her six years (five schools) to get her degree. Here is today's drip-drip-drip in the ongoing Sarah Palin vetting process ---
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>>http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/politics/sns-ap-cvn-palin-education,0,1503213.story
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>>This probably won't be much of a concern to John McCain, who was 894th in his class of 899 at Annapolis....