RNC keeping mum about Palin''s $150,000 Wardrobe

RNC keeping mum about Palin''s $150,000 WardrobeWashington, March 5 : The U. S. Republican National Committee is keeping mum as to whether charities have been given the 150,000 dollars worth of clothing it bought for Alaska Governor during her vice presidential run last year.

So far as Palin's spokeswoman Meg Stapleton knows, the high-priced clothing has been donated to charity.

"To my knowledge, the RNC donated the clothes, and in a quiet and respectful manner," FOXNews. com quoted her as saying in an e-mail.

However, RNC spokesman Alex Conant has not confirmed as yet whether it has donated the clothes.

"I have nothing to add to that," he told the website upon being asked repeatedly where the clothes have gone.

The RNC, however, denied that it was still having the clothes in trash bags at its Washington headquarters.

Stapleton said that she knew where the clothing had gone, but would not tell much out of respect for the charities that might sell them to earn money for their operations and causes.

"I did ask for the names of some of the charities. We were quite pleased with the RNC''s choices. I will not share the names of those charities, as that quiet and respectful manner to which I referred protects us from members of the media invading those charities in search of the clothes," Stapleton said.

She even added: "The media has portrayed this as a personal Palin story. It is not. The clothes were accessories to a campaign just like the lighting and the stage. This is an RNC issue." (ANI)

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