RNC Has Spent Over $150,000 On Palin's Clothes: Report
huffingtonpost.com 10/22/2008 — The Republican National Committee appears to have spent more than $150,000 to clothe and accessorize vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin and her family since her surprise pick by John McCain in late August. More on Sarah Palin ...

GOP Donors Respond to Palin's $150,000 Makeover | Newsweek Periscope
newsweek.com 10/26/2008 — The disclosure that the Republican National Committee spent more than $150,000 on clothing and accessories for vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin and her family set off recriminations among GOP officials—and, more important, party donors. It ...

What Would A Maverick Buy For $150,000 In Donations?
downwithtyranny.blogspot.com 10/29/2008 — Last night while Letterman was treating Sarah Palin as though she is some kind of bozo instead of the candidate for the vice presidency (of the United States... of America), our pals at BraveNewFilms were rescuing the good name of a fine American ...

$150,000,000
marcambinder.theatlantic.com 10/19/2008 — B. Obama raised $150,000,000 in September; he's raised more than $605,000,000 -- nearly twice what the Democratic nominee in 2004 raised. The average donation was $86 bucks. 3.1 million people contributed. Watch for the McCain campaign to try to ...

Well spent
blogs.dailymail.com 10/22/2008 — Today’s big So What: It cost $150,000 to dress Republican Sarah Palin.

What could you do with $150,000?
democraticunderground.com 10/23/2008 — ...which has managed to suck all refunds and stimulus checks away from me for the past 5 years... I could erase my bad debt from my ex husband...I could trade in my car and get a hybrid or something cleaner... and maybe have some money left over to ...

Sarah Palin's $150,000 camp wardrobe
swamppolitics.com 10/22/2008 — by Mark Silva Turning out the vote can be expensive. Turning out a candidate can be just as costly. It's always worth digging into the spending side of the financial disclosures that candidates and parties file with the Federal Election ...

Report: RNC Spent More Than $150,000 to Spruce Up Palin
elections.foxnews.com 10/22/2008 — Politico reports the Republican National Committee went on a spending spree in September to sharpen Sarah Palin's appearance

Sarah Palin’s $150,000 Wardrobe
oliverwillis.com 10/22/2008 — McCain supporters won’t like seeing this at the same time they’re pulling out of swing states. Couldn’t they have used that money in Michigan? Sheesh! The Republican National Committee appears to have spent more than $150,000 to ...

So when is Sarah Palin paying $50,000 in taxes on the $150,000 in clothes the RNC gave her?
americablog.com 10/23/2008 — As you know, the Republicans bought Sarah Palin $150,000 in clothes last month - that's more than the average American household spends on clothes in 80 years . That's also a gift. And it's a taxable gift. It doesn't matter if it's for work. And it ...

McCain: Palin's Wardrobe Will Be Donated to Charity — FOXNews.com 10/22/2008
Reports show the Republican National Committee spent about $150,000 on Sarah Palin's wardrobe. 

GOP spent $150,000 in donations on Palin's look (AP) — Yahoo! News: Politics News 10/22/2008
AP - When the Republican Party decided to coordinate expenses with John McCain's presidential campaign, who knew it would be color coordinated.

McCain Tries to Push Past Palin Backlash — Wash Post Elections 10/23/2008
GREEN, Ohio, Oct. 22 -- Sen. John McCain campaigned across Ohio with Sarah Palin at his side Wednesday, drawing energized crowds of GOP partisans while his campaign dismissed the latest controversy over his running mate as coming from elitists and not ...

Palin: What not to wear — First Read 10/23/2008
The New York Times front-pages the $150,000 shopping spree for Palin -- and what it might have done to her political image. Sarah Palin’s wardrobe joined the ranks of symbolic political excess on Wednesday, alongside John McCain’s multiple houses and ...

McCain has terse response on Palin shopping spree (AP) — Yahoo! News: Politics News 10/23/2008
AP - Presidential candidate John McCain isn't happy about having to explain why the Republican Party has had to buy running mate Sarah Palin $150,000 in clothes, hair styling and accessories.