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Dec 11
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Wow, that sounded really familiar. I talked, too, in my book about the fallen nature of man and why war is necessary at times.
— Sarah Palin (R), “praising” Pres. Obama’s speech in Oslo, USA Today, 12/11.
Dec 10
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Michele, we love you.
— Sarah Palin, autographing Bachmann’s copy of Going Rogue
Dec 09
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I feel sorry I’m not Jewish sometimes.
Dec 08
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Dec 07
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“It has to have the mustard, the Sabrett mustard, and the red-onion relish” — ex-Sec/State Colin Powell, on his “traditional pattern” of hitting up a “hot-dog peddler” every time he’s in NY (“Mouth of the Potomac”).

“It has to have the mustard, the Sabrett mustard, and the red-onion relish” — ex-Sec/State Colin Powell, on his “traditional pattern” of hitting up a “hot-dog peddler” every time he’s in NY (“Mouth of the Potomac”).

Dec 04
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That will not be my jobs strategy.
— Obama’s response today in Allentown, Pa., after a criminology student asked him for his views on the possible legalization of prostitution, gambling and drugs.
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I always enjoy enjoyable reads.
— Mitt Romney, on Sarah Palin’s book. “I look forward to reading it. I understand John McCain said it was an enjoyable read.”
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And I was the hooker? At least I kept my mouth shut.
— Spitzer hooker Ashley Dupre, on Tiger Woods’ girlfriends
Dec 03
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No, man. No. I love women. I mean, they’re wonderful.
— FL Gov. Charlie Crist (R), asked by Bubba the Love Sponge if he was “a homo” (“The Buzz”).
Dec 02
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Sarah Palin is a great friend to the bowling industry and we’re so proud and honored to welcome her as our keynote speaker at International Bowl Expo 2010.
— Bowling Proprietors Assn of America exec. dir. Steven Johnson (“Huffington Post”).
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I am absolutely supportive of the timeline.
— General Stanley McChrystal
Dec 01
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We, as a country, cannot sustain our leadership nor navigate the momentous challenges of our time if we allow ourselves to be split asunder by the same rancor and cynicism and partisanship that has in recent times poisoned our national discourse.
— Barack Obama, after laying out the Obama Doctrine