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Cathy Horyn: 'Sarah Palin Comes Across As A Businesslike Everywoman'

First Posted: 3/18/10 Updated: 5/25/11

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Lots of working women who spend their own money for their clothes would identify with that. But I've been thinking about those women, and it seems to me that Sarah Palin, and not Mrs. Obama, is closer to how most of them dress. (Obviously this is not a discussion about Ms. Palin's political views or intellectual gifts, so stay out of my fashion story.)

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Lots of working women who spend their own money for their clothes would identify with that. But I've been thinking about those women, and it seems to me that Sarah Palin, and not Mrs. Obama, is closer...
Lots of working women who spend their own money for their clothes would identify with that. But I've been thinking about those women, and it seems to me that Sarah Palin, and not Mrs. Obama, is closer...
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