Why are you right when I'm so wrong?
Ann Althouse takes issue with Andrew Sullivan's sardonic comments about Sarah Palin's winking during the debate. Althouse specifically tackles this Rich Lowry post, in which he admits to finding Sarah Palin sexy. Althouse makes a good point, but she doesn't seem to remember this post by Sullivan himself a few years ago. About a VP candidate. In a debate.
Your day's complete now, right?
Personally, I don't see why we shouldn't take note of a politician who's unusually hot; it's not as if Washington were so chock-a-block with irresistible sexpots that we'd run the risk of being distracted indefinitely from economic, geopolitical, and energy policy. Corn subsidies are at least as sexy as the average member of congress.
Eric, BTW, notes that Palin's winking is not exactly precedent-setting.
Well, I could easily be wrong, but I have a feeling Cheney will crush Edwards tonight. The format is God's gift to Daddy. They'll both be seated at a table, immediately allowing Cheney to do his assured, paternal, man-of-the-world schtick that makes me roll on my back and ask to have my tummy scratched. (Yes, I do think that Cheney is way sexier than Edwards. Not that you asked or anything.)
Your day's complete now, right?
Personally, I don't see why we shouldn't take note of a politician who's unusually hot; it's not as if Washington were so chock-a-block with irresistible sexpots that we'd run the risk of being distracted indefinitely from economic, geopolitical, and energy policy. Corn subsidies are at least as sexy as the average member of congress.
Eric, BTW, notes that Palin's winking is not exactly precedent-setting.
Posted by Sean on
2008-10-05 15:07:50
And no, nothing wrong with noticing. It's usually a lot less depressing than paying attention to what politicians are actually doing in their capacity as politicians, more's the pity. :(