chicagotribune.com - 9/3/2008
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She's hunted moose at midnight without batting an eyelash, but Sarah Palin now finds herself up against the biggest beast of all: cultural expectations for women. The Alaska governor and Republican vice presidential hopeful is expected to address her party's national convention Wednesday night. ...
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USS Neverdock —
and the Democrats are in trouble. "Never mind that many male politicians have large families and are rarely challenged about their ability to balance work and family. Or that many American families have dealt with the pregnancies of teenage daughters." And ""There's such a role reversal," Felsenthal says. "You have this conservative, pro-life Republican woman—but it's the liberal Democrats who are saying, 'But who's going to take care of the children?' ...
Double standard for Sarah Palin?
The Swamp —
... That's the charge that many Republicans, and some media critics, are beginning to level as the Alaskan governor undergoes a week of intense scrutiny into her qualifications, her family life, her political history and her parenting. And one that the Tribune's Julia Keller tackles today, in a piece on sexism in America's political conversation. ...
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thehill.com 9/3/2008 — ST. PAUL Female Republican officials and representatives of Sen. John McCain's (R-Ariz.) presidential campaign accused the media of taking a sexist slant in covering Sarah Palin."Shame on them," former U.S. Treasurer Rosario Marin said. "Shame on all ...
Bush backs McCain, Republicans bash Obama —
Reuters: Politics 9/3/2008
ST. PAUL (Reuters) - President George W. Bush saluted Republican John McCain as the man to replace him on Tuesday at a convention featuring assaults on Democrat Barack Obama and a strong defense of McCain's No. 2, Sarah Palin.