Is Gov. Sarah Palin a hot mom?

The Google seems to think so. It was just yesterday when the Google launched its campaign to become President of the browsers, and now this? Who will demand the Google Bots apologize for their sexist attack on Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin?

More from Nashville area blogs on Palin's sexist treatment:

• 'This Girl's Gonna Get Ya!' - Pith In The Wind
  Sarah Palin is drawing rave reviews for last night's fabulous performance as the fighting populist and belittled small-town mom. She came across as the perfect candidate to bridge the partisan divide, certain to attract some of those Hillary voters to McCain. Even I found myself cheering her on. Strange, we didn't hear much from her that might explain why she's immediately become the darling of America's culture warriors.




• Oh Joe - Six Meat Buffet
  While yelling at the television over their ongoing offensive and sexist commentary, I wondered aloud why this same attitude was never directed at other female candidates like Hillary Clinton. Mrs. TinyE summed it better than I ever could: because no one views Hilary Clinton as a woman. Amen.




• Sarah Barracuda's Speech (Video) - Tennessee Guerilla Women
  Rudy Giuliani was actually railing against the sexism! But these days, Republicans are the warriors against sexists, and Democrats are the sexists. Apparently embracing the term, Harry Reid issued a statement accusing Sarah Palin of being "shrill." That's right, he said "shrill." The word has such a history of being used to belittle and trivialize and mock women that even Campbell Brown suggested right there on the air that the Democratic Senate Majority Leader guy might be a sexist Neanderthal. Way to go Dems!




• She looked like she was having fun - Michael not Mike
  To those launching sexist attacks suggesting she can’t handle being a mom and a vice presidential candidate, I’d suggest that she can play the attack dog v.p. candidate while not chipping a nail or forgetting to feed her children.




• GOP Prone to Splinter Harder than Dems over Sexism Charges - Enclave
  Establishment Republicans and the CEO's who drive the party need to be very careful about pressing the claims of sexism based on parental roles too far. The more they start pushing the idea that dads and moms are equally equipped to lead the family or to raise children, the more religious and social conservatives they will discourage.