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  • September 2008
    • Will Women Abandon Palin, Too?

      Will Women Abandon Palin, Too?

      (Newser) - When Geraldine Ferraro joined Walter Mondale's ticket in 1984, Ronald Reagan got a boost from women voters who may have felt threatened by Ferraro's personal and professional success. Nearly 25 years later, the effect of Sarah Palin joining John McCain contrasts sharply with Ferraro's fortunes, and prompts Newsweek to take a look at feminism and sexism today. More »

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      Sarah Palin   female voters   Geraldine Ferraro   women in office   suffrage   pollsters

    • Palin's Glasses Are a Fashion Spectacle

      Palin's Glasses Are a Fashion Spectacle

      (Newser) - Sarah Palin: Hockey mom, moose-hunter … trend setter? Marie Claire says Palin's $375 designer glasses are “a style hit,” and opticians have been flooded with inquiries about the Kazuo Kawasaki 704s, reports the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel .  “It’s always been, ‘Men don’t make passes at girls that wear glasses,'" says one fan of the frames. "In seeing her, I think that’s all changed now." More »

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      Sarah Palin   fashion   vice president   sexism   women's rights   Geraldine Ferraro   eyeglasses

    • 'Palin Factor' Levels Race

      'Palin Factor' Levels Race

      (Newser) - John McCain has erased Barack Obama's lead, transforming the presidential race to a statistical dead heat, according to the latest NBC News/ Wall Street Journal poll. Obama's lead among women dropped from 10 to 4 points since August, which is largely attributed to Sarah Palin's popularity, reports MSNBC. More »

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      Barack Obama   John McCain   Sarah Palin   Joe Biden   opinion polls   Geraldine Ferraro   Walter Mondale   pollsters   favorability rating   NBC News/Wall Street Journal

    • McCain, Palin Embrace Hugging Etiquette

      McCain, Palin Embrace Hugging Etiquette

      (Newser) - In 1984, Walter Mondale had a strict "hands-off" policy with running mate Geraldine Ferraro, never even putting his palm on her back when they waved to crowds. Two decades later, times have changed: John McCain and Sarah Palin have been embracing on the campaign trail, forgoing handshakes for a series of somewhat stiff hugs. But etiquette for female politicians remains delicate, reports the New York Times . More »

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      Barack Obama   John McCain   Election 2008   Hillary Clinton   Sarah Palin   Geraldine Ferraro   etiquette   campaign etiquette   Walter Mondale   Christine Todd Whitman

  • June 2008
    • Don't Be Henpecked, Obama

      Don't Be Henpecked, Obama

      (Newser) - "What does Hillary want?" Hillary Clinton asked rhetorically last night at her rally in New York. Still a good question, writes Maureen Dowd, since apparently she's not going away anytime soon. Having given her surrogates the green light to push for an Obama-Clinton ticket, the New York Times columnist asks why Hillary is promoting herself for the vice-presidency—"a job she's already had and doesn't want again." More »

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      Barack Obama   Hillary Clinton   vice president   running mate   Maureen Dowd   Geraldine Ferraro   dream ticket   Walter Mondale

  • April 2008
    • Red Herrings Abound on Campaign Trail

      Red Herrings Abound on Campaign Trail

      (Newser) - Maybe Geraldine Ferraro and BET founder Bob Johnson are right about Barack Obama’s success, Colson Whitehead sarcastically posits in the New York Times. " The Guy Who’s Where He Is Only Because He’s Black" runs down his busy schedule and puzzles over the fact that "the higher up you go in an organization, the less you see of me." More »

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      Barack Obama   race   Geraldine Ferraro   affirmative action   Bob Johnson

    • BET Founder: 'Ferraro Said It Right' on Obama

      BET Founder: 'Ferraro Said It Right' on Obama

      (Newser) - BET founder and Hillary Clinton supporter Bob Johnson repeated Geraldine Ferraro’s claim that Barack Obama wouldn’t be a top White House contender if he weren’t black. "Geraldine Ferraro said it right," the billionaire told the Charlotte Observer yesterday. "The problem is, Geraldine Ferraro is white. This campaign has such a hair-trigger on anything racial." More »

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      Barack Obama   Hillary Clinton   race   negative campaigning   Geraldine Ferraro   Bob Johnson

  • March 2008
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