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The liberal campaign to seek to diminish Sarah Palin by sexualizing her continues. Yesterday, I described how Frank Rich used a number of sexualized terms in reference to Palin's relationship with McCain: "shotgun marriage," "speed-dating" and "embrace." Chris Matthews employed a similar tactic this evening, claiming that Palin is running "somewhere between a VP and a First Lady."
During the first segment of this evening's Hardball, Matthews tried out his theory, with no particular success, on pollster Stu Rothenberg and NBC News Political Director Chuck Todd. For the record, Matthews did stop short of telling Palin to iron McCain's shirt.
CHRIS MATTHEWS: Let me try my theory about why Sarah Palin seems to be catching on. I don't think she's running as a traditional VP, which is no big deal. She's running as kind of like the other partner, somewhere between a VP and a First Lady, maybe.
Imagine the liberal/feminist outrage if a Republican had sought to portray a sitting governor and VP candidate as a First Lady.
The more they smear here, the more voters want to defend and support her. Left them continue their smear campaign. They are going to assure that McCain-Palin win in November.
Liberal Commentators trying to diminish Sarah Palin
Conservative( let me be clear Conservative-Republicans) commentators due the same, ... when they diminish anything towards obama and his party you jag off to it, and have a big as grin on your face.
guess what **** already quit complaing both sides do it.. and for the fact that there are commentors based on political agenda is a joke of america
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