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Written by Joven Mariano on Tuesday, November 17th, 2009

Is Sarah Palin Newsweek Cover Sexist? Guess what Palin said…

The controversial politician is in hot seat again through the Newsweek cover headlines. And Sarah Palin cover photo right now is where she took for a magazine “Runners World” with her attire showing off her legs. Newsweek asked on the cover “How Do you Solve a Problem like Sarah? Recently, Sara... 

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The controversial politician is in hot seat again through the Newsweek cover headlines. And Sarah Palin cover photo right now is where she took for a magazine “Runners World” with her attire showing off her legs. Newsweek asked on the cover “How Do you Solve a Problem like Sarah?

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Recently, Sara Palin attacked the Newsweek cover on her Facebook account. You have to ask yourself the question: is the cover really sexist, or is this another attention distraction on the part of the former Vice Presidential candidate and former Alaskan Governor?

With her opinion with regards to the Newsweek cover, she firmly believes that she was being tready unfairly. “I found it a wee bit degrading”, she tells Barbara on “Good Morning America” today.

Is Sarah Palin Newsweek Cover Sexist? Guess what Palin said… She said YES!

Now lets see if you can answer the trigging question: Is Sarah Palin’s Newsweek cover sexist? Give your comments now below.

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7 Responses for “Is Sarah Palin Newsweek Cover Sexist? Guess what Palin said…”

  1. Sexist? Come on … first, she POSED for this picture, posing like an aging cheerleader who is too self-centered to know she is way past the High School look.

    But … Sarah is all about her sex appeal, so why is it a surprise that a ‘sexy’ picture of her is a cover?

    Do you see Hillary Clinton ‘winking’ at her audience? Does Debbie Wasserman walk around in sexy open toed red shoes? Sarah can wear whatever she likes, and pose however she likes, but she can’t COMPLAIN when people see her for what she is.

    If she looked like Golda Meir, nobody would pay attention to the dimwit, she knows that, we all know that.

  2. Darlene says:

    It looks like she has pantyhose on, see how shiny her legs are?

  3. Tony Butler says:

    I think it looks great. What’s wrong with a woman in running gear? I think the politico landscape needs a complete makeover and she might be the one who could pull it off. We have been let down big time by Bush 1 (Read My Lips, no new taxes), Clinton (I did not have sex with that woman, I didn’t inhale…), Bush 2 (Too many malaprops to mention), and now Obama (Taxes will not go up unless you make over $250k per year.. Right!). Reagan was the last president to be proud of since Kennedy.
    We certainly do need ‘Change’ and I ‘Hope’ she can pull it off. If not then we can just start calling each other ‘Comrade’…

  4. ChristineR says:

    She posed for Runners World, not for Newsweek. Pathetic of them to use this for their cover. I don’t think it was the right way to go. What is wrong with shorts? She was RUNNING.

    People are so tunnel vision…she’s either “perfect for Pres 2012″ or “an idiot”. She’s smart. And at the same time she may not be the best choice right now for President. Get over it people.

    Archivist1000 – are you seriously attacking her for red open toed shoes? That crosses the line somehow? HAHA that’s so stupid.

  5. Rockycreek says:

    This is absolutely shocking. I’m rendered speechless. Not the Palin cover, mind you, but that Newsweek is still in publication. Does any thinking person still read it?

  6. Yanz says:

    She’s just using all the tools in her arsenal, whether it’s showing a little thigh or showing little class. You pick. Either way, I’m rooting for her to be the de facto face of the GOP.

  7. Pigeontoe says:

    Sexist? Degrading? Obviously, this publication is using its circulation to put a negative spin on Sarah Palin – when she is on a ‘high-point.’ Palin’s book released to high sales absolutely requires Newsweek to put an obviously inappropriate image of her as a political driving force. I believe they considered extreme closeups of her partial face – showing crow’sfeet near her eyes – but my bad, they already DID that one.

    But the shots of Senator Edward Kennedy were nothing short of befitting a fallen leader, when he posthumously made the cover. Something tells me that if something grave ever happened to Sarah Palin, they would run a quote from Tina Fey ‘in Palin character’ from SNL.

    “I can see Russia from my house.” HMMM. Wasn’t it Newsweek who made O.J. Simpson’s picture look BLACKER?

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