[ak267]

Vanity as in: this is pretty picky by the MSM and bloggers to be reporting this (eyes rolling). Now the hairdresser is pissed...seems the NYT put words in her mouth (so what else is new).

[Brilliant]

The Grey Lady is just jealous.

[hoosiermama]

Does the hair dresser have any recourse?....

Beautician should contact NYT, write an editorial, demand a retraction. She should at least insist they correct their mistake on the page number that coincide with the article....front page for front page etc.

[Finny]

All I gotta say is it's a good thing she's into fitness and jogging, because they do a LOT for relieving stress in certain types of folks. I remember early the morning after the second Dubya election, I went to the pool to swim laps as usual. Only one other swimmer was there, just thrashing out laps. To my surprise, I saw it was one of the "regulars" who usually didn't show up until a little after me. We chatted for a bit ... turned out he'd been in the pool since about 4 a.m. (two hours!) because he couldn't handle the suspense of the election returns! Of course, he was a conservative.

I know by 18-plus years of experience that maintaining a routine of regular heart-thumping lapswim workouts makes a tremendous difference in how I handle stress. It calms the mind and puts things into perspective.

[RichInOC]

Only her hairdresser knows for sure.

[Eagles6]

Has there ever been a politician so viciously attacked as Sarah? Day after day, in print, online, on tv, radio hit pieces directed from the WH and “zero’s” minions.

[GOP_Lady]

Why in the world would this site bother with dribble like this?

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

Typical LIB tactic. If you can't coherently argue the points of the topic, make personal attacks.

The People are growing tired of it.

[kcvl]

Jim Rutenberg and Serge F. Kovaleski go deep on the run-up to her (Sarah Palin) decision to quit

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Kovaleski, who majored in philosophy at William & Mary, began his career in journalism at the Miami News in the mid-1980s, after spending some time after College studying and traveling in Europe.

[kcvl]

N.Y. Times Reports On Transgender Rights: There Are No 'Liberals' On The Issue, Only 'Conservatives'

Jim Rutenberg

Press Here

Obama’s Personal Ties Are Subject of Program on Fox News Channel: By JIM RUTENBERG

Press Here

Dishonest little creep!

[kcvl]

Kim Severson joined the New York Times in 2004. She writes about food and cultural trends.

Previously, she was a food writer and editor at the San Francisco Chronicle

[Doohickey]

The media won’t be happy until she’s hospitalized.

[kcvl]

Oct 29, 2006 ... “Suburban mom” leads in Alaska governor race. By William Yardley

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There is an amazing letter circulating in the blogosphere that appears to be written by Anne Kilkenny of Wasilla, Alaska, probably William Yardley’s “Ann” Kilkenny, “a Democrat who said she attended every City Council meeting in Ms. Palin’s first year in office [as mayor]. . . .” and who is frequently quoted by the Frontiersman and Anchorage Daily News.

http://community.adn.com/adn/node/130532

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March 17 2009
Wasilla author of “viral” Palin e-mail earns special recognition from Alaska Press Club

ANCHORAGE— A stay-at-home mom from Wasilla whose email information about Alaska’s governor took on an Internet life of its own during last year’s presidential campaign has won a “Special Recognition” award from the Alaska Press Club.

Kilkenny is a graduate of UC Berkeley and a former delegate to former Gov. Frank Murkowski’s Conference of Alaskans

She cited in particular a team of Associated Press reporters who came to Alaska during last year’s election campaign. She also singled out New York Times writer William Yardley

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May 14, 2008 ... By William Yardley. “Here in Alaska, where melting arctic ice and eroding coastlines have made global warming an urgent threat

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William Yardley’s Sunday piece, “Active Role for Palin’s Husband In Alaska Government.” In voting to issue a subpoena to Todd Palin

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New York Times - by William Yardley - Sep. 3, 2008 (Special Report). For all the admiration in Alaska for Ms. Palin, her rapid ascent from an activist

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By WILLIAM YARDLEY Alaska officials are investigating e-mail messages that included racist jokes about President-elect Barack Obama and were circulated

[TChad]

It is remarkable how the world has changed.

I have no idea whether or not "Tweetie" is Sarah Palin's hairdresser, but I know that the New York Times will spin and lie in order to advance its liberal agenda, and IMO the average Twitter poster is straightforward and honest. So we have reached the point where a pseudonymous Twitter poster is actually more credible to me than the New York Times.

No wonder Walter Cronkite died.

[Mamzelle]

If the Times claims she said something embarrassing about her client, when she in fact did not, this is probably ACTIONABLE. Steele is, after all, a professional and this makes Steele and her business look very bad.

Lawyers out there? Doesn't Steele have a cause of action?

[Global2010]

Those symptoms if true could be Graves which is common in woman who have had kids.

Dont ask for the long medical explanation.

I am not in the mood.

[SolidWood]

This is slander ... maybe Mr van Flein should ready a lawsuit against the NY Slimes.

Palin PING!

Anyone on or off the Palin ping, write me.

[4Godsoloved..Hegave]

Palin is probably ahead of the curve on most of these ridiculous assertions. The MSM/Dems are throwing all the dung, including that which is in their own stools at Palin in hopes it sticks. Especially with the MSM soundbites masquerading as NEWS and the tabloid headliners.

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

The lie is exposed...you don’t get between a hair-dresser and her client. Ha! My money is on Jessica.

[GoodDay]

No surprise that the NYT used its front-page, above-the-fold column to propagandize against Sarah.

However — playing devil’s advocate for a moment — could the NYT not respond by saying “Well, but Ms. Steele did say that ‘I think it broke her heart’ and friends did say Sarah ‘appeared anxious and underweight.’”?

Did Sarah’s friends say these things or not? I have no doubt the NYT either lied outright or took statements out of context; but Sarah knows what game is being played, so she needs to alert her friends (just as she has alerted her family) about making statements of any sort to the mainstream media.