[Gondring]

I admit I thought the same.

But I am fascinated by the sociology of this.

The same folks who would be scandalized by such behavior if it were a Dem, or a neighbor, are enthralled that "she's just normal folk" and behaves so casually--and decorum is irrelevant.

[diverteach]

Well it was obvious she was comfortable in her own skin. LOL

[Ultra Sonic 007]

At first, the story was that it was a bathrobe (which makes sense if you’re on the campaign trail and your running mates campaign advisers need to come in).

And now it’s a towel.

It’s called sensationalism.

[Just mythoughts]

The same folks who would be scandalized by such behavior if it were a Dem, or a neighbor, are enthralled that "she's just normal folk" and behaves so casually--and decorum is irrelevant.

NO.

The scandalous behavior is to throw into the lions den the very person that kept the nominee from a complete trounce. I remember lord John McCain in a primary debate boast loudly as former Chairman of the Commerce Committee he did NOT know about the economy? Nothing out of Sarah's mouth compares to that level of idiocy!!!!

[SoConPubbie]

I admit I thought the same. But I am fascinated by the sociology of this.

The same folks who would be scandalized by such behavior if it were a Dem, or a neighbor, are enthralled that "she's just normal folk" and behaves so casually--and decorum is irrelevant.

Listen buddy, until the "unnamed" sources have the manhood or womanhood to actually step up to the plate and confirm these stories this is nothing but crap being spewed by people who are afraid of her popularity and hate the brand of conservatism (fiscal and social) she so aptly communicated.

People who assume unsourced gossip like this is true lack credibility in my book.

[Aquinasfan]

The same folks who would be scandalized by such behavior if it were a Dem, or a neighbor, are enthralled that "she's just normal folk" and behaves so casually--and decorum is irrelevant.

I agree. I never get out of the shower unless I'm fully clothed.