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Old 09-10-2008, 10:30 AM
 
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One more judgment error from Palin. Enlisting Jane Swift to be a spokesperson for her "Truth Guard."

Check out Ms. Swift's credentials from Wikipedia:

"By the end of her term, Swift was extremely unpopular with voters in the state (at one point having the dubious honor of a single-digit approval rating). This unpopularity was due in part to a perceived lack of effectiveness and in part to apparent abuses of her gubernatorial privileges, including: her use of a Massachusetts State Police helicopter to commute cross-state, from Boston to her home in North Adams; and, the use of State House aides to babysit her children."

Lived in Massachusetts at the time. I'm a woman. She stunk. It was so bad, she didn't even bother to run for re-election.
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