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            <title>Comment #1 by Tom Twigg</title>
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			<pubDate>Mon, 06 Oct 2008 04:30:57 -0700</pubDate>
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				<p><strong>Yeah, but ...</strong></p><p>No fan of Palin here, but to be fair, her policies as governor -- for the whole 22 months she has held the position -- have hardly been in place long enough to effect birth-defect rates (or much else for that matter).</p><p>
The fact that her policies are as resource extractive/exploitative weighted as any of her predecessors (and are in fact the clear focus of her administration's efforts) in light of the growing evidence that such single-mindedness is unhealthy should be what critics focus on.

<p>If a twigg falls in the forest but nobody is there to hear it, it's probably best because there is bound to be cussing.</p></p>
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				<p><strong>Yeah, but ...</strong></p><p>No fan of Palin here, but to be fair, her policies as governor -- for the whole 22 months she has held the position -- have hardly been in place long enough to effect birth-defect rates (or much else for that matter).</p><p>
The fact that her policies are as resource extractive/exploitative weighted as any of her predecessors (and are in fact the clear focus of her administration's efforts) in light of the growing evidence that such single-mindedness is unhealthy should be what critics focus on.

<p>If a twigg falls in the forest but nobody is there to hear it, it's probably best because there is bound to be cussing.</p></p>
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