Martha Stewart: Sarah Palin is Dangerous

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Martha Stewart had some harsh words to say about Sarah Palin while talking to the press outside a charity event earlier this week in New York City.

"She's dangerous," Stewart said. "She speaks ... she's so confused, and anyone like that in government is a real problem."

The reporter goes on to ask Stewart if she has tuned in to any of Palin's recent television interviews.

"Why is everybody asking that? I wouldn't watch her if you paid me," Stewart responds.

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Name: Alison Kennedy
Date posted: 12/3/2009 11:27:57 AM
Hometown: Jacksonville, FL

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Martha Stewart? Now there is a real class act. She's somebody I aspire my daughter to be just like... uh-hum... a crook. WHY would anybody care what she thinks??? No matter what you may think of Palin! That's what is wrong with America today... nobody wants absolutes; they just want to be able to do whatever they want & justify it. When someone like Palin comes along who challenges that notion, it ticks people off. And every single one of you KNOW that's what this is really about. It's personal; it's not about politics. No one is perfect, but Sarah Palin has put her money where her mouth is in making choices in life that aren't always easy to make. I am proud of her, and proud for my daughter to look to her as a role model, and DO NOT CARE what anyone else says. In the end, we get the last laugh. I truly hope some of you choose to change your hearts.
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Name: Anita
Date posted: 11/30/2009 11:18:21 PM
Hometown: Cincinnati

Comment:
Lets see, what has palin not done? For starters she hasn't gone to jail!!! She hasn't insulted women !!! She still has her man!!! She hasn"t lost her right to own a gun!!!(MS convicted felon) She hasn't lost her right to vote(MS convicted felon) etc...etc...etc...You're right , so many things she hasn't done!!!
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Name: Anita
Date posted: 11/30/2009 10:33:42 PM
Hometown: Cincinnati

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I supported you when you were in jail, as women we have come so far, but now you attack your own kind, in a viscious way. First with Rachel Ray, who has never done anything to you then to Palin, who by all accounts did a fantastic job in all her posts in Alaska. The candidate with real experience in growing a family, running a business, a successful politician and an advocate for what a woman can accomplish....and you want to tear these two successful women down. I don't get it ....and I don't get you anymore...Goodbye to you Martha Stewart.
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Name: justanobservation
Date posted: 11/25/2009 3:14:42 PM
Hometown: USA

Comment:
Martha Stewart is a business owner and leader. She is great !! What has Palin done? Oh yes, don't forget MS is also a greedy thief and a felon. A business owner? How many people are out of work in this country because of the chinese manufactured products she hawks. If she was really concerned about this country instead of just making money, why doesn't she take her fortune millions and develop and manufacture products in the USA. What has Palin done? Do you live in a cave or are you just ignorant?
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Name: Greg
Date posted: 11/24/2009 6:20:13 AM
Hometown: San Diego

Comment:
You Go Martha! I don't buy into it either. The only thing I like about Sarah Palin is Tina Fey. Everyone is due for a good laugh of this stupid joke. What is really scary is that some people buy into her crap. It makes me realize how many stupid people there are in America. SCARY. Especially after the fact that SP is using the Media or in her words the negative Anti-Christ to push BS. Sarah Palin should quit while she still isn't ahead. Oh wait, ... she already did.
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Name: JW
Date posted: 11/24/2009 6:12:26 AM
Hometown: Pontiac Michigan

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Martha attacked Rachel Ray last week, and Palin this week. I guess she thinks we forgot she is an ex-con felon and we should really value her opinion on who is really confused. She thinks she needs to get all the younger competition out of the way, and then we won't really see her double chin wagging as she runs her tougue mindlessly spewing hate.
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Name: Chris
Date posted: 11/24/2009 12:19:51 AM
Hometown: Chicago

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I agree with the fabulous Martha. Palin speaks out of ideological extremism and is very confused about the reality in which we all live. This does make her a dangerous person. For all of you hoping and praying that Palin will fade away, please understand that she won't. She represents the very worst of the so called New Republicans. She is their Hillary with Tina Fey glasses.
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Name: Joz
Date posted: 11/23/2009 5:03:04 PM
Hometown: BFE, Nebraska

Comment:
Martha for 2012...It's a Good Thing!
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Name: jda
Date posted: 11/22/2009 7:47:38 PM
Hometown: jaksdlj

Comment:
bahaha, i love martha! i pretty sure she said i would watch it even if you paYlined me
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Name: Ken
Date posted: 11/22/2009 5:59:27 PM
Hometown: Tampa

Comment:
Stewart is right on..here are my comments; http://rvbirdsofafeather.blogspot.com/2009/11/sarah-palinin-news-again.html

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