Exclusive - Wale disses Pras, Palin, Mccain

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At a freestyle in NYC's SOB's club, Wale does a freestyle dissing Pras from the Fugees, Mccain, and Sarah Palin - saying that he'll be damned if someone in an igloo is gonna run the country

Prince Charles and Sarah Palin

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The Rather Late Programme with Prince Charles welcomes guest Sarah Palin on the October 20, 2008 edition of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson.

Sarah Palin Strikes Back On SNL

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Tina Fey Takes Off As GOP VP Nominee Takes Saturday Night Live Stage. Courtesy NBC.

Obama Girl As Sarah Palin on Fox News

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In case you missed it, here's Amber Lee Ettinger AKA Obama Girl playing Sarah Palin on Geraldo Live Saturday night.

Lisa Ann is the Nailin’ Paylin Star...

Lisa Ann is the Nailin’ Paylin Star in the new Hustler Movie so be on the look out!

AP Top Stories

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Here's the latest news for October 10th: Stock markets falter around the world; Palin cleared of wrongdoing; Dalai Lama has surgery to remove gallstone; Phillies take game one in NLCS.

John Brown - Sarah Palin (I Wanna Lay Pipe)

Mad corny, but so are the Republican Candidate's, so it fits nice. Hallelujah Holla Back Lol!

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Diddy Blog #27 - John McCain Scares Me Even More Than Sarah Palin!!!

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Diddy addresses McCain's condescending remarks to Obama in the second debate...

Go to www.VoteForChange.com or RocktheVote.com NOW to register to vote!!!

Republican's Way of Encouraging to Vote for Palin and McCain?

Adult film star Lisa Ann has completed an adult movie with her playing VP candidate Sarah Palin. No title for the film yet but it was produced by Mr. Larry Flynt and Hustler Magazine.

Full Vice Presidential Debate with Gov. Palin and Sen. Biden

Sarah Palin Gives Hillary Clinton a Call

John Brown's "Sara Palin - Lay more pipe

Bad Look For McCain:? Sarah Palin Seems So Lost When Asked About "Bush Doctrine"!

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Sarah Palin first interview, ABC World News with Charles Gibson, September 11, 2008

Obama: Lipstick Controversy a 'phony Outrage'

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Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama on Wednesday accused Republican John McCain's campaign of using 'lies and phony outrage' in claiming he used a sexist comment against vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin. (Sept. 10)

Damon Condemns Palin

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Actor Matt Damon speaks out on the Republicans' choice of hockey-mom Sarah Palin for VP. Damon compares her rise to a 'really bad Disney movie' and says it's crazy that this woman could become President. (Sept. 10)

Whaaaat? Some Guy Claims Hes Bristol Palin's Baby Daddy!

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NoahSife reports "This guy claiming to be the REAL baby father of Bristol Palin. He says that he wants to be in his child’s life and the Palin’s are keeping him away because he’s black. Wow, this has really turned into a soap opera. The thing i’m learning about this election is every kind of publicity is good publicity. Even though Palin is inexperienced she is getting all the attention because of stuff like this. I guess we have to just wait and see if this one is true or not. Props to this dude for having the courage to stand up. He seems really intelligent!" shout out to Noah's Life

Sarah Palin Says "Iraq War Is A Task From God"

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Sarah Palin: Iraq is a task from God

McCain takes 4-point lead over Obama in poll

Republican John McCain heads into the final stretch of the U.S. presidential campaign with a 4-point lead over Democrat Barack Obama, a USA Today/Gallup poll released on Sunday showed.

The lead was McCain's biggest since January and a turnaround from a USA Today poll taken just before last week's Republican Party convention opened, when the veteran Arizona senator trailed Obama by 7 percentage points.

The new poll, taken Friday through Sunday, showed McCain leading Obama, a first-term senator from Illinois, by 50 percent to 46 percent among registered voters with less than two months before the November 4 election.

The poll of 1,022 adults had a margin of error of plus or minus 3 points.

USA Today said McCain got a significant boost from the Republican convention and the selection of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his vice presidential running mate. McCain also narrowed Obama's wide advantage on handling the economy, the top issue in the campaign, the newspaper said.

McCain said in an interview aired on Sunday he would bring Democrats into his Cabinet and administration as part of his attempt to change the political atmosphere in Washington.

"I don't know how many but I can tell you, with all due respect to previous administrations, it is not going to be a single, 'Well, we have a Democrat now,"' McCain said on CBS' "Face the Nation."

"It's going to be the best people in America, the smartest people in America," he said in an interview taped on Saturday.

Obama, 47, has been running on the change theme for more than a year and a half while McCain, 72, has come to it more recently after mostly campaigning on his experience.

Obama in an interview also taped earlier and televised on Sunday on ABC's "This Week," said McCain spoke of reducing the rancor in Washington but the Republican convention that nominated him last week was a highly partisan affair.

"How you campaign I think foreshadows how you're going to govern," Obama said.

PALIN OUT ON HER OWN

With 58 days until the election, the two candidates took a rare day off on Sunday before plunging back into the fray.

Since he accepted the Republican presidential nomination on Thursday, McCain has been campaigning with Palin and attracting enthusiastic crowds.

Palin, unknown on the national political stage until last week, was scheduled to start campaigning on her own on Monday.

Before she was elected governor, Palin had been the mayor of Wasilla, Alaska, with a population of under 10,000 people.

Palin, a conservative with a strong anti-abortion and pro-gun record, has not been questioned by the media since McCain made her his surprise pick for No. 2 on August 29.

McCain said she would start giving interviews "within the next few days" but did not elaborate.

McCain adviser Mark Salter said later on Sunday that Palin had agreed to a series of interviews with national media, likely starting on Thursday or Friday, and beginning with Charlie Gibson of ABC.

Palin is scheduled to participate in one vice presidential debate against Joe Biden, Obama's running mate and a veteran senator, on October 2.

(Additional reporting by Deborah Charles in Chicago and JoAnne Allen in Washington; Writing by David Wiessler; Editing by John O'Callaghan)

VIA: Reuters

Vice Presidential Candidate Gov. Sarah Palin Puts Obama On Blast At The RNC! [Full 45 Min Speech]

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Vice Presidential Candidate Gov. Sarah Palin (R-AK) at the Republican National Convention.