Sarah Palin: I thought Bush Doctrine Referred to my Lady Parts choices

~ Wiberg

In a brief interview Good Housekeeping Magazine this evening, vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin admitted that when ABC’s Charlie Gibson asked her about the Bush Doctrine, she was a little shocked.

Sarah Palin, just one of many Alaskan Governors trying to mettle in American political affairs
Sarah Palin later clarified to Good Housekeeping her opinion on the "Bush" Doctrine.

“Honestly, I thought he was asking a very personal question, if you know what I mean. What I do down there, around my lady parts, is nobody’s business. It’s for me or my husband to know.”

When pressed about her personal grooming habits, Sarah offered a hint. “Let me just remind you – it gets cold in Alaska, and I like to keep all my body warm with what God gave me. That’s all I’m saying.”

Bush has become an important topic this campaign season
Bush has become an important topic this campaign season

Others on the campaign have yet to be asked about the Bush Doctrine. Hillary? Michelle Obama?

One thought on “Sarah Palin: I thought Bush Doctrine Referred to my Lady Parts choices”

  1. You should have said “lady business” instead of “lady parts.” It makes me think of Tina Fey in the Woomba ad from SNL (and that shit was funny – the phrase, anyway). Thinking about her saying that makes me smile.

    Nice turn on the subject, though. I wouldn’t have thought of it.

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