Charles Yochim Yonkers, Oct. 12, 2008 To the Editor: Re "Alaska Inquiry Concludes Palin Abused Powers" (front page, Oct. 11): In the vice-presidential debate, Gov. Sarah Palin framed herself as a Washington outsider, a "hockey mom," just one of us regular folk.
In a campaign video released Monday, she framed herself as a champion of equality and justice.
Clinton framed herself as a "progressive who gets things done"; Sanders wants to be the guy leading a revolution.
However, he felt that the setlist consisting of mainly current songs implied that Madonna was doing "a paranoid attempt to frame herself as part of the present and not the past?
She always frames herself and her work beautifully, but it could be argued that she never knew how to size herself correctly.
The strike has also meant that Ms. Torruellas had to strap on a tool belt and work on the frames herself, something she had not done regularly for a decade.
Grace Cleave, the main character in Frame's novel "Towards Another Summer," is part migratory bird, and sprouts feathers, and yet a few commentators have insisted that Grace's human social ineptness provides firm evidence that Frame herself must have been pathologically anti-social (which is not true by the way).
The Gothic psychiatric hospitals and the "mental defectives" laws that funneled patients into them, including Frame herself; rehabilitation loans from the king, like the one her father received after World War I; and those old-style health inspectors who crop up in both her life story and her fiction as villains who condemn poor people's homes and send unsanitary pets to their deaths.
Kara Frame, herself the daughter of a Vietnam veteran, is documenting the effects of PTSD on the lives of three Vietnam veterans — and their families — who served together in the 5th Infantry Regiment in 1968 after being drafted.
