Palin is simply not ready for prime time except as a prop mouthing
whatever she is told


WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, who has not faced the
U.S. media since her surprise pick to run for vice president 10 days
ago, will begin giving interviews in a "few days," Republican
presidential nominee John McCain said in remarks aired on Sunday.

As a newcomer to the national political stage, there are many questions
about her background that have been answered about the other candidates
in the race who have been in the public eye for some time.

"Eventually she is going to have to answer questions and not be
sequestered," her Democratic counterpart, Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware,
said on NBC's "Meet the Press." "Eventually she is going to have to
answer questions about her record."

McCain, who along with Palin was nominated last week for the top spots
in the November 4 election, was asked by Bob Schieffer on CBS' "Face the
Nation" when that might be.

"Within the next few days and I'm strongly recommending that she come on
'Face the Nation' with Bob Schieffer," McCain said in an interview that
was taped on Saturday.

But McCain's campaign manager, Rick Davis, would not go that far.

"She'll agree to an interview when we think it's time and when she feels
comfortable doing it," David said on "Fox News Sunday."



probably in a year or so

Vince

Vincent wrote:


Palin is simply not ready for prime time except as a prop mouthing
whatever she is told


WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, who has not faced the
U.S. media since her surprise pick to run for vice president 10 days
ago, will begin giving interviews in a "few days," Republican
presidential nominee John McCain said in remarks aired on Sunday.

As a newcomer to the national political stage, there are many questions
about her background that have been answered about the other candidates
in the race who have been in the public eye for some time.

"Eventually she is going to have to answer questions and not be
sequestered," her Democratic counterpart, Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware,
said on NBC's "Meet the Press." "Eventually she is going to have to
answer questions about her record."

McCain, who along with Palin was nominated last week for the top spots
in the November 4 election, was asked by Bob Schieffer on CBS' "Face the
Nation" when that might be.

"Within the next few days and I'm strongly recommending that she come on
'Face the Nation' with Bob Schieffer," McCain said in an interview that
was taped on Saturday.

But McCain's campaign manager, Rick Davis, would not go that far.

"She'll agree to an interview when we think it's time and when she feels
comfortable doing it," David said on "Fox News Sunday."



probably in a year or so

Vince


I saw an interview of her, debating an opponent. Her technique is to
keep on talking through the other person's response. She doesn't
actually say anything, but she is loud.

On Sep 7, 1:50*pm, hk wrote:
Vincent wrote:

Palin is simply not ready for prime time except as a prop mouthing
whatever she is told

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, who has not faced the
U.S. media since her surprise pick to run for vice president 10 days
ago, will begin giving interviews in a "few days," Republican
presidential nominee John McCain said in remarks aired on Sunday.

As a newcomer to the national political stage, there are many questions
about her background that have been answered about the other candidates
in the race who have been in the public eye for some time.

"Eventually she is going to have to answer questions and not be
sequestered," her Democratic counterpart, Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware,
said on NBC's "Meet the Press." "Eventually she is going to have to
answer questions about her record."

McCain, who along with Palin was nominated last week for the top spots
in the November 4 election, was asked by Bob Schieffer on CBS' "Face the
Nation" when that might be.

"Within the next few days and I'm strongly recommending that she come on
'Face the Nation' with Bob Schieffer," McCain said in an interview that
was taped on Saturday.

But McCain's campaign manager, Rick Davis, would not go that far.

"She'll agree to an interview when we think it's time and when she feels
comfortable doing it," David said on "Fox News Sunday."

probably in a year or so

Vince

I saw an interview of her, debating an opponent. Her technique is to
keep on talking through the other person's response. She doesn't
actually say anything, but she is loud.

That's the TV system. The successful "debater" is one with good wind.

hk wrote:
Vincent wrote:


Palin is simply not ready for prime time except as a prop mouthing
whatever she is told


WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, who has not faced the
U.S. media since her surprise pick to run for vice president 10 days
ago, will begin giving interviews in a "few days," Republican
presidential nominee John McCain said in remarks aired on Sunday.

As a newcomer to the national political stage, there are many
questions about her background that have been answered about the other
candidates in the race who have been in the public eye for some time.

"Eventually she is going to have to answer questions and not be
sequestered," her Democratic counterpart, Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware,
said on NBC's "Meet the Press." "Eventually she is going to have to
answer questions about her record."

McCain, who along with Palin was nominated last week for the top spots
in the November 4 election, was asked by Bob Schieffer on CBS' "Face
the Nation" when that might be.

"Within the next few days and I'm strongly recommending that she come
on 'Face the Nation' with Bob Schieffer," McCain said in an interview
that was taped on Saturday.

But McCain's campaign manager, Rick Davis, would not go that far.

"She'll agree to an interview when we think it's time and when she
feels comfortable doing it," David said on "Fox News Sunday."



probably in a year or so

Vince


I saw an interview of her, debating an opponent. Her technique is to
keep on talking through the other person's response. She doesn't
actually say anything, but she is loud.


Harry,
It looks like your technique is working by cross posting, now why don't
you just remove rec.boats from your cross posting.

Jack Linthicum wrote:
On Sep 7, 1:50 pm, hk wrote:
Vincent wrote:

Palin is simply not ready for prime time except as a prop mouthing
whatever she is told
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, who has not faced the
U.S. media since her surprise pick to run for vice president 10 days
ago, will begin giving interviews in a "few days," Republican
presidential nominee John McCain said in remarks aired on Sunday.
As a newcomer to the national political stage, there are many questions
about her background that have been answered about the other candidates
in the race who have been in the public eye for some time.
"Eventually she is going to have to answer questions and not be
sequestered," her Democratic counterpart, Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware,
said on NBC's "Meet the Press." "Eventually she is going to have to
answer questions about her record."
McCain, who along with Palin was nominated last week for the top spots
in the November 4 election, was asked by Bob Schieffer on CBS' "Face the
Nation" when that might be.
"Within the next few days and I'm strongly recommending that she come on
'Face the Nation' with Bob Schieffer," McCain said in an interview that
was taped on Saturday.
But McCain's campaign manager, Rick Davis, would not go that far.
"She'll agree to an interview when we think it's time and when she feels
comfortable doing it," David said on "Fox News Sunday."
probably in a year or so
Vince
I saw an interview of her, debating an opponent. Her technique is to
keep on talking through the other person's response. She doesn't
actually say anything, but she is loud.

That's the TV system. The successful "debater" is one with good wind.


When I see that, I always wish the moderator had a switch to turn off
the offender's mike.

wrote:
.On Sep 7, 1:33 pm, Vincent wrote:
Palin is simply not ready for prime time except as a prop mouthing
whatever she is told

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, who has not faced the
U.S. media since her surprise pick to run for vice president 10 days
ago, will begin giving interviews in a "few days," Republican
presidential nominee John McCain said in remarks aired on Sunday.

As a newcomer to the national political stage, there are many questions
about her background that have been answered about the other candidates
in the race who have been in the public eye for some time.

"Eventually she is going to have to answer questions and not be
sequestered," her Democratic counterpart, Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware,
said on NBC's "Meet the Press." "Eventually she is going to have to
answer questions about her record."

McCain, who along with Palin was nominated last week for the top spots
in the November 4 election, was asked by Bob Schieffer on CBS' "Face the
Nation" when that might be.

"Within the next few days and I'm strongly recommending that she come on
'Face the Nation' with Bob Schieffer," McCain said in an interview that
was taped on Saturday.

But McCain's campaign manager, Rick Davis, would not go that far.

"She'll agree to an interview when we think it's time and when she feels
comfortable doing it," David said on "Fox News Sunday."

probably in a year or so

Vince



It's from Reuters, schitt-for-brains...

On Sun, 07 Sep 2008 09:31:15 -0400, HK wrote:

What I want to know is, why is he hiding from us?

Because he's a Muslim?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGMQ5DpVVTM

hk wrote:
:
:I saw an interview of her, debating an opponent. Her technique is to
:keep on talking through the other person's response. She doesn't
:actually say anything, but she is loud.
:

Then you were hallucinating, as usual.

Her technique is to correct their misstatements as they make them
rather than waiting for 'rebuttal' time. A man usually can't get away
with that. She probably can.

--
"You take the lies out of him, and he'll shrink to the size of
your hat; you take the malice out of him, and he'll disappear."
-- Mark Twain

hk wrote:
wrote:
.On Sep 7, 1:33 pm, Vincent wrote:
Palin is simply not ready for prime time except as a prop mouthing
whatever she is told

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, who has not faced the
U.S. media since her surprise pick to run for vice president 10 days
ago, will begin giving interviews in a "few days," Republican
presidential nominee John McCain said in remarks aired on Sunday.

As a newcomer to the national political stage, there are many questions
about her background that have been answered about the other candidates
in the race who have been in the public eye for some time.

"Eventually she is going to have to answer questions and not be
sequestered," her Democratic counterpart, Sen. Joe Biden of Delaware,
said on NBC's "Meet the Press." "Eventually she is going to have to
answer questions about her record."

McCain, who along with Palin was nominated last week for the top spots
in the November 4 election, was asked by Bob Schieffer on CBS' "Face the
Nation" when that might be.

"Within the next few days and I'm strongly recommending that she come on
'Face the Nation' with Bob Schieffer," McCain said in an interview that
was taped on Saturday.

But McCain's campaign manager, Rick Davis, would not go that far.

"She'll agree to an interview when we think it's time and when she feels
comfortable doing it," David said on "Fox News Sunday."

probably in a year or so

Vince



It's from Reuters, schitt-for-brains...



Of course it is
thats why I posted
WASHINGTON (Reuters)

of course an incorrect, poorly spelled, abusive personal insult is about
the best most Palin supporters can manage



Vince

Fred J. McCall wrote:
hk wrote:
:
:I saw an interview of her, debating an opponent. Her technique is to
:keep on talking through the other person's response. She doesn't
:actually say anything, but she is loud.
:

Then you were hallucinating, as usual.

Her technique is to correct their misstatements as they make them
rather than waiting for 'rebuttal' time.


in other words

"Cheating "

Vince