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Jen Carlson
Published Oct 28, 2008
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The wits at Manhattan Mini-Storage, who have poked fun at President Bush in their past ads, have now taken on Sarah Palin! With an image of a red-suited woman wearing an anti-choice pin, the text reads: "What's more limited? Your closet or her experience?" Last summer the company hung a controversial billboard that read "Your closet space is shrinking as fast as her right to choose" (which included a hanger in the illustration). The new Palin poster has been up in subway cars and bus shelter kiosks for a few weeks, and Animal notes that "one thing's a certainty: Palin's new six-figure stumping wardrobe wouldn't come fucking close to fitting in the average Manhattan closet."
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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