Is Sarah Palin's husband mute?.....Has anyone heard him talk?

Seriously....She's been on the scene about 10 days....with him by her side a lot of the time, but he has never said a word!
Wouldn't you think that by now some reporter would have asked him something like, "how does it feel to be the husband of a possible Vice President of the United States", for instance? I have never even heard anyone remark on the fact that we haven't heard his voice! What gives????

he is a prop, not a person...

Sometimes she wears them as earrings.

Her pocket book WAS his scrotum.

He was signing autographs and spoke only about snowmobiling.

So after he started muttering about McCain being a douche near some microphones, they decided to keep him hidden from here on out.

He was at some lunch for Mrs. McCain. Calling him slow is an insult to slow people everywhere.

Lets his wife get called out on national TV (allegedly) and not speak up?

We shall see tomorrow.

I would HATE to be the "first dude," or even the "second dude" I know that for sure.

starting to bug me the way he is..... always there. just there. lol

he cannot step back and away and let her do her job. it is an odd feeling

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:rofl: good one.

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:hi: :) :pals: :)

http://www.supercub.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?p=138795&highlight=

"Scott Davis and Todd Palin (mister first mister of AK) were caught greasy-handed, wrenching on their machines off-the-clock a few minutes before the restart in NOme. I saw it with these two eyes. Scandilous! and the Iron Dog race directors may actually sweep it under the carpet.

.....Here's your 2007 Iron Dog Champions..............."

it seems that most threads are about irrelevant crap like this. Whether or not her husband is mute should have no bearing upon this race. What's important is things like energy policy, health care, the Iraq war, etc, etc. But I see very little of the important issues discussed at DU. Instead it's mostly irrelevant nonsense that has nothing to do with anything.

waiting to hear from you.

breath to hear from someone you didn't even know exists?

or some such bullshit ...

I'd like to know why they cc'd his ass on all Alaska government correspondence. Something we're missing here?

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So I'm not being sexist - I've seen this in both combos (you'll know what I'm talking about in a sec). The most glaring example though involves a woman who I used to work with who was so sure she was right about everything and very loud about it even though time after time from how her kids acted to her performance at work never matched up with what she thought about herself. Another co-worker and friend of mine and I met her husband once while we were volunteering at a table for an event, and like I've said, I've seen the same situation in both combos, but never as much as this. The guy's eyes were dead. He was a completely broken man. I'm sure the only joy in his life were his Walter Mitty-esque fantasies he engrossed himself in when around her to keep himself from eating a bullet.

I think Palin is just like that. It's not a sexist thing about women wearing the pants making a man less of a man, but she's so completely sure that she's right about everything that I'm sure even considering her marriage as an equal partnership would be an abhorrence because there would be a chance that one of her decisions would be challenged, or a choice would be made that she didn't agree with. After a while, if the other person in the relationship doesn't stand up and lets him or herself keep getting railroaded, it's just easier to let the other person have his or her way. Isn't Palin's husband a part time fisherman as well as some sort of consultant for an oil company? That takes a lot of effort and time away from her, and I'm pretty sure that's one of the reasons he does it.

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