That midget, Dick Cavett, doesn't like her slander of the English tongue. He must have Oedipus issues.
On Nov 15, 4:38�am, "mike [move on] 532" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Why Sarah Palin Fired up the Republicans Sexual > Imaginationhttp://www.alternet.org/sex/107174/ > From her hairstyle to her politics, America remains obsessed with the > female politician who seemingly came out of nowhere. Even with the > presidential election over, Sarah Palin remains a prominent figure. > From her hairstyle to her politics, America has been and remains > obsessed with the female politician who seemingly came out of nowhere. > And while some debated her political platform, others were more > preoccupied by her sexual identity. From a Palin sex doll to an homage > adult movie, the sexualization of Palin won't quit. Most recently, > writer Rachel Kramer Bussel created Sarah Palin Erotica, a site > dedicated to erotic stories about the former Republican vice > presidential candidate. After the jump, an interview with Bussel that > reveals why Americans can't get over Palin. > > The Frisky: How did you come up with the idea for the site? > > Rachel Kramer Bussel: Erotica is what I know best, writing-wise, so it > seemed natural to turn my attention to the figure in the election who > has been the most sexualized. She's not the only one who's been > sexualized, by any means, but when I started seeing things like George > Gurley in the New York Observer saying he wanted to have sex with her, > the porn video, and basically references to her and her sexuality in > mainstream media, I realized the time was ripe for it. Also, I think > you can do things with fiction that you can't with fact. You can > imagine and elaborate and embellish, and often you may find what could > have been a polemic becoming more complicated. No one is pure good or > pure evil, especially when it comes to our fantasies. In other words, > Palin is a starting point for the stories on the site, but not > necessarily the end point. Fiction, and erotica specifically, offers a > way to comment on politics and sex, which are intimately intertwined, > in creative, nuanced ways, while telling hot stories. I will be > posting more stories, and hope to see the conversation continue. I was > also inspired by Stephen Elliott's Sex for America: Politically > Inspired Erotica, which came out earlier this year. There is a history > of political erotica, from Susie Bright's classic "Dan Quayle's Dick" > to my very first erotica story, "Monica and Me," about Monica > Lewinsky, that the site draws from. > > F: Why do you think Americans are so sexually fascinated by Palin? > > RKB: I think first it was because of her looks, but almost immediately > her story, wild as it was, entranced people. Even those of us opposed > to her politics couldn't help but be captivated, and part of that > captivation is her sexual allure. That doesn't necessarily mean we all > want to have sex with her (just to be clear, I don't), but we want to > know more about her, including what she's like in bed. I read a UK > reporter likening her to Princess Diana in terms of her appeal to the > crowds. She's brash, outspoken, gutsy. She's a woman and a mother, in > so many ways highly traditional, and yet totally not. I think she set > off a lot of hot buttons around women's roles in the home and > workplace, as parents, and as sex objects. This story we're hearing > about her breezing into a hotel room dressed just in a towel -- that's > not erotica, that's real, yet it could be straight out of the story > "The World of Men" by Delilah T. Jones. > > I think we were fascinated by her, too, because she was so sure of > herself, even when, perhaps, she shouldn't have been. The sheer > gumption she needed to push her way to the top is part of the charisma > a good politician has, and that's sexy. For many of us, her accent, > her pushiness, her look were all things that made us wonder what made > her tick. I think for any public figure, or authority figure, we > wonder whether their sexual persona, what they do in private, what > turns them on matches or is opposed to their public persona. For some > of us, they're exactly the same; for some, they're different. > > 12Next page � --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum * Visit our other community at http://www.PoliticalForum.com/ * It's active and moderated. Register and vote in our polls. * Read the latest breaking news, and more. -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
