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September 4, 2008 in
A political convention is theatre, and the clothing worn by the participants is costume. Every choice has a meaning.
I think the costume designer for Governor Palin’s speech last night:
has a really dark sense of humor:
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You’re reaching on this one Mark!
Ah, you’re less cynical than I am.
That’s good.
She’s too tall and not nearly as cute. Plus, she doesn’t make me cry. At least not for the same reasons.
I was thinking the costume was intended to subliminally create a feeling of despair in boomer Democrats.
Mark
Sometimes I think you analyze things way, way too deeply.
A really bold fashion statement for Sarah woulda been for her to wear the 11/22/63 pink outfit w/ pillbox hat.