Inside the Beltway is told there is no truth to a rumor that Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, upon being approached by Barack Obama to become his secretary of state, pointed out that she could see Canada from her adopted state of New York.
FUR WING
Like her politics or not, "Miss September" Ann Coulter looks amazing in fur.
"Pretty in Mink" is the title of the 2009 calendar of the Luce Policy Institute, an organization promoting smart, conservative women role models.
"We took some of your favorite leaders of today's conservative movement on a journey back in time and made them up into glamorous movie stars of classic Hollywood. Back when the big screen was a little more glamorous, women were a little more feminine, the men a little more charming - and the world a little less politically correct," the institute explains.
Wrapped in minks (supplied by Miller's Furs) are these 2009 pinup girls: Miss January - Kellyanne Conway; Miss February - Star Parker; Miss March - Susan Phalen; Miss April - Nonie Darwish; Miss May - Mary Katharine Ham; Miss June - Michelle Malkin; Miss July - Amanda Carpenter; Miss August - Sandy Liddy Bourne; Miss September - Ann Coulter; Miss October - Kate Obenshain; Miss November - Miriam Grossman; Miss December - Clare Boothe Luce.
SEEKING A SARAH
Sarah Palin had more of an impact on American men than we realized.
"$1000 Sarah Heath Palin-minded housemate for room with bathroom in Old Town," reads one Craigslist posting by an Alexandria man. "Offered is a spacious bedroom furnished with a queen-size bed, two bedside stands, a linen chest and a wrought-iron floor length mirror. En-suite bathroom has a shower, hand basin and toilet ... No description of me offered 'cause how could it possibly be objective."
PRIME TIME MENTION
After taking New York City and NBC's "Saturday Night Live" by storm, Sarah Palin is being written into Hollywood scripts.
TV viewers who watched the Nov. 17 episode of "Boston Legal" saw Denny Crane (William Shatner) and Alan Shore (James Spader) enjoying their customary evening cigars and glasses of Scotch on the balcony of their law firm while discussing the love of Mr. Crane's life.
"You really are cruel," Mr. Shore observed.
"Yes I am. Cruel enough to shoot you if you so much as look at Shirley," Mr. Crane warned.
"I need a new woman to objectify. What do you think of Sarah Palin?" asked Mr. Shore.
"Oh. Those pouty lips. Those down to earth . . . good looks. I've got two things to say about Sarah Palin.
Right here! Right now!" Mr. Crane exclaimed.
"Do you think we're sexist?"
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