During an economic crisis where americans are facing foreclosures, losing their jobs and struggling to have some sort of healthcare, does looking good for the presidential campain really matter now? Does that play a role in winning the election???
You think this is something just wait and see how much it is going to affect us when either one of them win and how much of the damage it is going to put on our tax dollars for 4 or 8yrs. We are paying top dollar around 3,000 plus dollars for a hair cut that could have been done by my little niece for free and now they can come up with all these dollars for High price ugly clothes for them and their families when we can not even go to the grocery store or any store without saying "these prices are a d@mn Shame"Sneaky stuff going on with the government anyway Take Care
Is Sarah Palin’s wardrobe a necessity when foreclosures are hitting americans nationwide?
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So this is all some of you can come up with as a question ? WHO CARES and besides 150K will not help the economy that is just chump change ! Please just get over it .
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You think this is something just wait and see how much it is going to affect us when either one of them win and how much of the damage it is going to put on our tax dollars for 4 or 8yrs. We are paying top dollar around 3,000 plus dollars for a hair cut that could have been done by my little niece for free and now they can come up with all these dollars for High price ugly clothes for them and their families when we can not even go to the grocery store or any store without saying "these prices are a d@mn Shame"Sneaky stuff going on with the government anyway Take Care
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I suppose it’s just as much a necessity as Obama’s people charging a journalist $115.00 for a bowl of soup or the campaign jet Obama used to visit his ailing grandmother. Was his ailing grandmother a campaign stunt or was he using campaign contributions to pay for non-campaign activities?
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