"It's odd," she said, wondering why the president's Christmas card highlights his dog instead of traditions like "family, faith and freedom."
... Palin said the majority of Americans can appreciate the more traditional, "American foundational values illustrated and displayed on Christmas cards and on a Christmas tree."
To which Tim Murphy of Mother Jones responds, under the headline "Fox and Sarah Palin freak over White House Christmas card":
It's all pretty non-controversial. Boring, even. Unless, of course, you're Fox News -- in which case the bookshelf is filled with Lenin's B-sides, the Constitution is burning in the fireplace, Winston Churchill's bust is conspicuously absent, Bo has become dependent on the federal government for handouts, and the empty seat is a stirring reminder of President Obama's nonexistent leadership.
Business Insider suggests Palin take a look at cards from the White House under GOP presidents, which are not so different from Obama's and even feature, yes, dogs.
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