This year’s Halloween costumes should be Sarah Palin and Joe Plumber — a GREAT couple’s costume idea. Please help us spread this, so Palins and Plumbers rock every Halloween party across the country.
We highly encourage everyone to dress up like this and hit as many parties and bars as possible, go to as many shopping malls or festivals as you can.
Because every election season, the most popular Halloween costumes predict the winner of the presidential race.
Cindy McCain already won the Family Circle cookie bakeoff — another indicator (which hasn’t been wrong since it started back in 1992). Her delicious oatmeal butterscotch cookies beat Michelle Obama’s bitter, clingy, arugula and caviar shortbreads, hands down (claws out).
Based on what we’re hearing here in Boystown, there are going to be a lot of women (and some men) dressed up as Sarah Palin on October 31st. So, we have a feeling McCain/Palin are going to win this indicator as well.
We also believe Sarah Palin’s bit on Saturday Night Live tonight will be Halloween-themed: Palin has dressed up as Tina Fey for Halloween before, so we imagine they’ll run a Halloween party sketch, with Palin dressed as Fey and Fey dressed as Palin. It would be a great Parent Trap/Patty Duke moment with loads of potential for mistaken identity farce.
Palin will, we’re sure, knock it out of the park.
Can’t wait.
October 18, 2008 at 7:53 pm
I was going to dress up in one of the “Riddler” suits with the question marks all over it, and an Obama mask, and go as the MSM’s reporting on Obama. Of course, I would have to take the time to mark up a paper to appear heavily censored, so the plumber may be the better way to go.
October 18, 2008 at 8:13 pm
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October 18, 2008 at 8:25 pm
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October 18, 2008 at 11:04 pm
Ha! My daughter came home from school telling me that lots of middle schooler girls were going to dress up as Sarah Palin. My daughter said she wouldn’t because she is blonde, and all the brunette girls would look better in costume.
I’m just waiting for her to ask for money for a wig.
October 18, 2008 at 11:08 pm
Kelly -
Have your daughter be Cindy McCain — hair up, really pretty, suit jacket and skirt, and big McCain button. If her friends are Palins, Cindy will stand out — and still keep the theme.
OR…have your daughter be a hockey mom…or a puppy costume with big red wax lips as a pittbull with lipstick…or maybe a cute moose costume to accompany the Palins…something Alaska themed.
October 18, 2008 at 11:46 pm
“Michelle Obama’s bitter, clingy, arugula and caviar shortbreads, hands down (claws out).”
That was a riot! I am cleaning diet coke from my keyboard.
October 23, 2008 at 9:55 pm
Um… I can’t AFFORD to dress like Palin for Halloween.
Check it out:
http://njtcommutertellsall.wordpress.com/2008/10/23/rnc-shoots-itself-in-palins-fashionably-dressed-foot/
Love,
The Commuter
October 28, 2008 at 3:10 am
njtcommutertellsall:
Your pettiness and those of Palin’s critics is incredible.
1. Since you (and the newsmedia) fret so much about money going toward Palin, then you must be suffering a massive stroke over Obama’s 600 million, some of which has come from illegal contributions (but the media is too busy focusing on important stuff like Palin’s wardrobe to care).
2. If Palin appeared in public not looking her best, you (and the newsmedia) would criticize her for that too (and maybe sprinkle some regional bigotry).
3. Has the newsmedia ever criticized a Democrat for his/her clothes? Have you? From this two-faced media, I suspect not.