Public Opinion: Criticism for Sarah Palin's $150,000 Campaign Wardrobe—Fair?

October 23, 2008 RSS Feed Print

Sarah Palin has been hammered for her $150,000 RNC-provided campaign wardrobe. Have the criticisms of Palin been fair? Post your thoughts below.

Previously: What can John McCain do to beat Barack Obama?

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This woman is still is a snake. She is phony. Her and her family appears tobe something that they are not! They are not right, something is defineltu wrong this the Palin Family!!!

lona of HI 5:07PM November 01, 2008

Sarah palin is the biggest embaressment to America since Gitmo

des lu of AK 2:28PM October 27, 2008

I could care less how much Gov Palin spent on clothing. Does the media make a big stink about Barak or what Barak's wife and or Binden? Clothing is not the issue, what matter is how they are going to fix the this country's economic problems. I certain will vote for McCain. I think he will work with both Republicans and Democrats to get things done.

Barak had indicated he would only use public funds for campaigning but that was a lie. I beleive that there should be a limit on what the parties can spend to campaign and make the playing field equal. I do not want a socialistic goverment or marx's as barak has indicate where he will be going with his policies. Where is all of Barak's money comming from? And how many special interst group is he going to owe if he is elected.

Linda Harmon of NY 7:45AM October 27, 2008

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