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#287495 - 11/14/08 04:26 PM Re: Is Palin now a Rogue? [Re: Chocolategenii]
wanderingspryte experienced member Registered: 10/05/05 Loc: VA	Originally by: CG The other option, is to give her clothes to charity. Are they kidding? Please, somebody tell me which Salvation Army store will be selling Donna Karan, Channel and Jimmy Choo? lol.. no, that's not what they would do, they'd sell the clothes in a charity auction or raffle event then donate the funds to a charitable cause or organization... or some similar process. I'm sure there are a few people who think owning one of Palin's suits/jackets, or Todd's suits.. would be something... exciting.. _________________________ "the evils against which we contend are frequently the fruits of illusions which are similar to our own." ~Reinhold Niebuhr
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#287497 - 11/14/08 04:40 PM Re: Is Palin now a Rogue? [Re: wanderingspryte]
Cy_Click Can you hear me now? Registered: 08/08/06 Loc: Minneapolis,MN	I still think Obama's million dollar Gazebo is the perfect venue for this auction event. It seems appropriate on at least two levels.
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#287539 - 11/15/08 11:38 AM Re: Is Palin now a Rogue? [Re: Chocolategenii]
Dax Administrator Registered: 08/01/99 Loc: New York, NY (New York)	Originally by: Chocolategenii Either the RNC allows her to keep the clothing they bought her, OR they donate them to good will. Neiman Marcus has a pretty good policy of not pissing off shoppers, so there is a chance the dept. store would take the clothes back... I would imagine there would be several commissionable sales personnel pretty pissed off at the loss of $15,000.00 + in commissions, based on $150,000.00. The other option, is to give her clothes to charity. Are they kidding? Please, somebody tell me which Salvation Army store will be selling Donna Karan, Channel and Jimmy Choo? No, the ONLY option is to allow her to keep the clothes...and continue telling the public how appalled they are at Palin's hillbillie spending spree. If they were sincere, the RNC would call Sotheby's and auction the clothing for charity. Lots of people would want to buy clothing worn by, or selected for, the Vice Presidential candidate; people would have a chance to buy goods they might otherwise never be able to afford; and there are the bragging rights that come with it. "This outfit was part of the famous RNC-Palin scandal." I think it would at5ract a lot of bidding. I'm available to the RNC as "commercial consultant" any time they ask, but they'd have to ask nicely.
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#287548 - 11/15/08 12:28 PM Re: Is Palin now a Rogue? [Re: Dax]
Chocolategenii Domestic Affairs Moderator Registered: 10/03/06 Loc: California	Or donate the whole lot to the Smithsonian... _________________________ "All things are our relatives; what we do to everything, we do to ourselves. All is really ONE." Lakota leader Black Elk
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#287553 - 11/15/08 01:23 PM Re: Is Palin now a Rogue? [Re: wanderingspryte]
Chocolategenii Domestic Affairs Moderator Registered: 10/03/06 Loc: California	Originally by: wanderingspryte I'm sure there are a few people who think owning one of Palin's suits/jackets, or Todd's suits.. would be something... exciting.. No thanks for me... I will stick with "Last Call". _________________________ "All things are our relatives; what we do to everything, we do to ourselves. All is really ONE." Lakota leader Black Elk
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#287619 - 11/16/08 09:26 AM Re: Is Palin now a Rogue? [Re: Cy_Click]
Dax Administrator Registered: 08/01/99 Loc: New York, NY (New York)	Originally by: Cy_Click I still think Obama's million dollar Gazebo is the perfect venue for this auction event. It seems appropriate on at least two levels. And then we could auction the gazebo. I'll bid $12.00
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#287672 - 11/16/08 02:37 PM Re: Is Palin now a Rogue? [Re: wanderingspryte]
Chocolategenii Domestic Affairs Moderator Registered: 10/03/06 Loc: California	Originally by: wanderingspryte I'm sure there are a few people who think owning one of Palin's suits/jackets, or Todd's suits.. would be something... exciting.. Publishers are lining up to get their hands on the Palin memoirs. Currently the bid is seven million dollars. She can really go on a shopping spree now! Who would buy it? Certainly not you or I. ..But you know that she attracted huge crowds who will buy any publication with her winky face on the cover. _________________________ "All things are our relatives; what we do to everything, we do to ourselves. All is really ONE." Lakota leader Black Elk
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#287677 - 11/16/08 03:07 PM Re: Is Palin now a Rogue? [Re: Chocolategenii]
Dax Administrator Registered: 08/01/99 Loc: New York, NY (New York)	As they did with "Obamanation", the RNC will order thousands of copies to make it appear as though it's a best seller.
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#288348 - 11/25/08 09:47 PM Re: Is Palin now a Rogue? [Re: Dax]
Chocolategenii Domestic Affairs Moderator Registered: 10/03/06 Loc: California	McCain still adores Palin! In a Phoenix press conference McCain praised Palin again from here to eternity and predicted a bright future with a leadership position in the GOP for her. Is the old boy serious? The GOP governors did not get carried away with her qualifications and demeanor at their recent meeting. Doesn't Cindy keep him posted on the never ending Palin Capers? He himself intends to run again in 2010 for his senate seat. Since the governor of Arizona who could have challenged him will be in Obama's cabinet he is pretty sure he has this race nailed down. _________________________ "All things are our relatives; what we do to everything, we do to ourselves. All is really ONE." Lakota leader Black Elk
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