Vic Smith wrote:
On Wed, 22 Oct 2008 18:52:24 -0400, JimH wrote:


Why the libs are making a deal of Sarah's experience is beyond me
considering that she has more executive experience than Nobama
has.......and Nobama is the one running at the top of the ticket.

I'm not a lib, and I liked Sarah's "coming out" speech.
I saw her positive values, and was willing to give her a chance.
Thought McCain might have struck a brilliant stroke.
She had her chance to say something intelligent, and show she
can actually think.
She can't.
Nothing but the same bull**** talking points over and over and over
and over and over.
She's basically brain dead in regards to thinking and being a problem
solver.
And I think McCain is too. Same old bull**** over and over and over.
Too bad.
Republicans might have had a better chance with Huckabee or Romney,
who are both smarter than John "Barry Goldwater" McCain.
I liked Huckabee. Most decent guy of them all.

--Vic


I thought Palin did a good job reading off the teleprompter at the
Republican convention.

That being said, she is an absolute ditz. And almost everything the
Republicans have claimed about her has turned out to be bullschitt.

I loved her comments about what she thinks the role of the VP is...she
thinks if elected she'll be Senate Majority Leader. She has no
understanding of the Constitutional role of the VP.

The Wall Street Journal, a right-leaning newspaper, released a poll
today in which it was revealed that 55% of the populace does not believe
Palin has what it takes to be VP.

McCain exercised poor judgment in picking Palin.