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The Democrats are saying that Palin scored so well on the Debate last night, because she may be Ovulating. Hormones through the TV?
Is Sarah Palin ovulating? It's a personal question, but we need to know. Last year, a highly-publicized study of strippers found that dancing girls always earned more during the time of the month when they were most fertile. Simply put, men were more attracted to them for reasons they were not aware of and could not control. With that in mind, ovulation may be part of the reason that Palin charmed a certain segment of American during the debates last night. I mean, check this out:
- Rollins gave 10 points to Palin on CNN.
- "Sarah Palin was sensational tonight... she wiped the floor with Joe Biden." -Pat Buchanan on MSNBC
- "Palin too projects through the screen like crazy. I’m sure I’m not the only male in America who, when Palin dropped her first wink, sat up a little straighter on the couch and said, “Hey, I think she just winked at me.” And her smile. By the end, when she clearly knew she was doing well, it was so sparkling it was almost mesmerizing. It sent little starbursts through the screen and ricocheting around the living rooms of America." -Richard Lowry, pundit on National Review’s The Corner blog.
- "She delivered big-time... It was the best 90 minutes this campaign has had in two weeks... Whatever expectations there were, she blew them away." -Tom Rath, New Hampshire-based GOP strategist.
I thought I'd heard all the excuses, but I hadn't heard this one!
Just an Internet Rumor, verified by me on a call to the Attorney's office. Sorry to have alarmed everyone, I must remember to check those facts.
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Sarah Palin's physical beauty would seem to be a deterrent to people taking her seriously, and that may be her secret weapon. As seen here is this photo from Vogue magazine standing by her families Seaplane, she is a strikingly good looking woman. She has that naughty Librarian look, and it can be quite disarming.
Well, well...just when you thought everyone was looking at New Orleans and Minneapolis.
The JP is reporting that the AIVD (Dutch Intelligence) has called off an operation aimed at infiltrating and sabotaging Iran's weapons industry due to an assessment that a US attack on the Islamic Republic's nuclear program is imminent.
The report claimed that the Dutch operation had been "extremely successful," and had been stopped because the US military was planning to hit targets that were "connected with the Dutch espionage action."
There is nothing wrong with New York's Lt. Gov. Paterson traveling to South Carolina to support and campaign for fellow Democrat and New Yorker Hillary Clinton. After all, one would expect that sort of support to happen, and perhaps a little give back to Paterson if she should become successful in her bid for the White House.
The trip was in 2007, well ahead of the primaries and consisted of laying ground work for her primary campaign there.
And, while out of town, why not take your girlfriend along with you, those nights in a hotel room can be long and lonely. Never mind that he stated publicly that all those affairs and girlfriends were years ago when he and his wife were separated, we can forgive him of that little indiscretion, certainly.
Here is the part that is unforgivable, the entire trip to South Carolina including the hotel bill where he and $150,000.00 a year Lila Kriton stayed, albeit separate rooms, was billed to the taxpayers of New York.
I am absolutely positive that the Clinton campaign had no knowledge of how Paterson paid for his trip, and there would be no reason for them to know. I am not tying his improprieties to her campaign at all. However, the story itself ties his wrong doings to her campaign and it is negative press she does not need at this point.
When Paterson's spoke person was asked about the incident, he was at a loss for an explanation.
Read on . . .
David Paterson made some bad decisions in life regarding sleeping around and using campaign monies for personal use. Now, it appears he has made another bad decision, one that could land him in jail if this is pursued any further.
Paterson turned to his old friend, former Deputy Mayor and long time Democratic operative Bill Lynch for advice on his past philandering ways with staff members and strangers alike.
As David Paterson pays back his campaign for illegal hotel expenditures, new reports of additional campaign funds abuse are surfacing and have begun to raise more eyebrows. It seems his use of a campaign credit card for personal bill paying was fairly widespread.
A new list of items reveals the following expenditures of campaign funds that Paterson may have "inadvertently" used his campaign credit card for when his personal card didn't work.
All of these expenditures were originally reported as "constituent services."
With the investigation into Ted Stevens well underway, the question must be asked, "Can the Republican party survive another scandal?
While we all know Ted's middle name is pork, in fact, he may even define the term, a few scandals like this could do a lot of harm to us and our bid for the White House.
It is my firm belief that the '06 elections cost us the House and Senate, not because of campaigns or candidates, because of the scandals that erupted just before the elections.
The HinzSight Report is reporting at this hour that Abdul Tawala Ibn Ali Alishtari, the man arrested last Friday on charges that he funded terrorist training camps in Afghanistan, claims he has ties to the White House.
HinzSight Report has not been able to confirm from the administration, the veracity of this claim.
Details and full report
This news was developed by Dave Hinz and is exclusive to The HinzSight Report.
Rus Thompson, a conservative from western New York State, has been fighting a war with the state capital in New York. It is a local issue, one involving tolls on a federally funded highway.
New York is not alone in this practice, all over the country states charge tolls for vechicles to drive on federally funded Interstate highways.
I Rus' case, he, and other residents of his community, must pay a toll every time they leave their island home.
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