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Flashback: Obama Calls Reporter 'Sweetie'

I'm on a conference call with Sen. Lindsay Graham and Rep. Marsha Blackburn.  The purpose is to discuss South Carolina Democratic chairwoman Carol Fowler’s
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attack on Governor Sarah Palin today, in which she said Governor Palin’s “primary qualification seems to be that she hasn’t had an abortion" -- as well as the "lipstick" comment.

Blackburn remarked  that there is a "pattern that has come into play."  She referenced Obama's passing-over of Hillary Clinton and Kathleen Sebelius, as well as Obama's having called a reporter "sweetie."  I didn't remember this comment, but here it is ...



Blackburn also spoke about the unique problems that conservative women specifically face:  "If you don't fit the stereotype of a feminist," she said, "there are some who do not want to talk about your record of accomplishment."

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