Palin’s Pitch: From Pit Bulls to ‘Mama Grizzlies’
Gone are the lipstick-wearing canines of Sarah Palin's lyrical past -- 2010 is the year of the "mama grizzly" for the Alaskan She-publican and her female followers If you haven't seen this ad already, you can catch a glimpse of things to come (continued).Gone are the lipstick-wearing canines of Sarah Palin’s lyrical past — 2010 is the year of the “mama grizzly” for the Alaskan She-publican and her female followers. If you haven’t seen this ad already, you can catch a glimpse of things to come as Palin builds steam for what will no doubt become some kind of big play for power in 2012. It’s a “mom uprising,” people! –KA
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