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"Sarah Palin put out a statement yesterday dissing HBO&amp;#39;s Game Change, and I can see why--love her or hate her, I think we can all agree the movie&amp;#39;s portrayal was brutal. Like, everything-short-of-pelting-her-with-tomatoes brutal.\nPinterestFacebookLAKE BUENA VISTA, FL - NOVEMBER 3: Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin speaks during the Republican Party of Florida&amp;#39;s fundraising event at Disney&amp;#39;s Grand Floridian Resort on November 3, 2011 in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. About 800 people attended the fundraiser to listen to Palin speak, along with Governor Rick Scott and the Attorney General Pam Bondi. (Photo by Roberto Gonzalez/Getty Images)\nPHOTO: Getty ImagesIt wasn&amp;#39;t the overall harshness of the film--I loved the movie, by the way, because I can&amp;#39;t get enough of election-adrenaline drama--that left me just the tiniest bit disturbed. After all, it&amp;#39;s a movie. Exaggeration is the name of the game.\nPinterestFacebookBut three separate moments took me aback, all with the same brand of weirdness.\nOne: Sarah has a bathroom meltdown because she&amp;#39;s &amp;quot;sick of looking fat.&amp;quot;\nTwo: Sarah&amp;#39;s told by an adviser to stop her &amp;quot;no-carb diet.&amp;quot;\nThree: Sarah confers with Todd at bedtime--while wearing a hockey jersey and no bottoms.\nYou know. Girl stuff.\nPinterestFacebookHere&amp;#39;s why I found all that a little odd. Game Change fills nearly two hours painting Palin as an powerhungry egomaniac with a second-grader&amp;#39;s grip on global politics. They do it artfully.\nSo when carbs and panties come up, it&amp;#39;s jarring, and feels like we&amp;#39;ve left the land of this is a controversial figure and entered whoa, ladies be crazy! territory.\nPinterestFacebookI guess I&amp;#39;m just wondering: since there was clearly plenty to work with on the underqualified and rude fronts, why get into the girly stuff? (Though I highly appreciate no mention of PMS.) I&amp;#39;m sure if I put that question to the right person, their answer would be: Well, the movie&amp;#39;s based on the book, which is based on real accounts.\nSo maybe somebody overheard Sarah fat-bashing herself or spotted her snacking on a South Beach bar. But show me the person who&amp;#39;s seen her go to bed pantsless first hand, and I&amp;#39;ll show you someone who might be facing some peeping-tom charges.\nDid you guys catch any of that sentiment, or am I overthinking? And what did you think of the movie in general?\nMore stuff we&amp;#39;re buzzing over...\nGoldie Hawn Takes a Bang-Nap And More of This Week&amp;#39;s Most Awkward Celebrity Moments\nBoo! Angelina Jolie Covers &amp;quot;the Leg&amp;quot; During Her First Post-Oscars Red Carpet Appearance\nOur Hilarious Interview with Friends With Kids Star Chris O&amp;#39;Dowd: &amp;quot;Women Just Want To Spoon Me.&amp;quot;\nPhoto: YouTube, Getty"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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