A Tale Of Two Women


	A Tale Of Two Women

debbyski

11-15-2009 4:15 PM

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debbyski says:

There is a world of difference in my previous clip "Triumph Of A Dreamer", a woman who overcame many obstacles to improving her life and this tale of ingratitude.

Compare the stories. Poor Sarah Palin elects to portray herself as a victim again and again as she laughs all the way to the bank.

I don't know who is more pathetic--the idiots who pre-ordered this trash or Ms. Palin.

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11-15-2009 4:36 PM

debbyski

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11-15-2009 4:43 PM

debbyski

A world of difference indeed. One woman who refused to quit and an elitist quitter. Read it and weep for the others like Tererai who will never see their full potential and then compare it to the sniveling and whining of Ms. Palin .

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