Dee Dee Myers comments on Sarah Palin's spending spree.

A look at how US television entertains, informs and influences voters.

From TIME Magazine: 'Women are weapons-grade haters. Hillary Clinton knows it. Palin knows it too. When women get their hate on, they don't just dislike, or find disfavor with, or sort of not really appreciate. They loathe — deeply, richly, sustainingly.'

On Sarah Palin: 'She’s the anti-Wonder Woman. She’s judgmental and dictatorial, telling people how they’ve got to live their lives. And a superior religious self-righteousness ... that’s just not what Wonder Woman is about'

Yes, another Sarah Palin story! But I was intrigued by this look at life in Alaska and Palin's character.

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's nomination as the Republican vice presidential candidate has stirred the hypocrite within us. Women judging women.

Long before she burst onto the national scene last month, Sarah Palin made politics a family affair in Alaska.

Republicans and Democrats fight for women's votes as the McCain camp paints Palin as a victim of sexism and Obama leads McCain in poll of female voters.

With five children, including an infant with Down syndrome and a pregnant 17-year-old, Sarah Palin has set off a fierce argument among women about whether there are enough hours in the day for her to take on the vice presidency, and whether she is right to try. It’s the Mommy Wars: Special Campaign Edition.

And now for a very special episode of the Republican National Convention: Experts say the fuss over the pregnancy of Sarah Palin's teenage daughter should be a teaching moment for parents who still need to have The Talk with their kids.