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Originally Posted by GoS
. . . I really don't care if the McCain campaign would rather spend 150,000 dollars on Sarah Palin's cloths than on something meaningful, I think that is their choice to make. Same with Edwards, if he wants $300 haircuts, that's on him.
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I agree 100%. I just wonder if the working class people (for want of a better term) that Palin relates to will care? Moreover, that fact that Palin's traveling stylist was paid $22,800 for two weeks worth of work compared with $12,500 paid to McCain's foreign policy adviser will also likely not sit well though I think that is perfectly okay because image is everything in an election - just ask "WE'RE GOIN TO TEXAS" Howard Dean
In the end, the clothes essentially are a loaner in that she has to give them back or pay the income tax on them (or the RNC pays a gift tax)
So, the clothes are not her clothes, though she wears them.