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Nancy Sinatra asks GOP women to 'snap out of it'

What is it with you Republican women, anyway? If you can’t even be bothered to listen to your own lady parts before casting your ballot, what makes Nancy Sinatra think she can snap you out of your confusion?

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Oh, snap! Who’s not paying attention?

Sinatra notes that she’s said this before, and she’s certainly not alone. Obama campaign co-chair Eva Longoria has been carrying on the message to a new generation, telling women that “there is no way” they can vote Republican. Sinatra then invokes the Jason Alexander clause: why do you conservatives immediately get so upset when I insult you?

https://twitter.com/NancySinatra/statuses/254664790625112064

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