In 2 to 3 years she would gain the experience necessary to take the reigns. So would Obama.
I saw her speak; she's about 50x smarter than Bush. We survived 8 years under that rube, so a year or 2 under Palin couldn't be worse...
In 2 to 3 years she would gain the experience necessary to take the reigns. So would Obama.
In 2 to 3 years she would gain the experience necessary to take the reigns. So would Obama.
It was the fist thing I posted about her. She isn't just smart, but extremely eloquent as well as a clean-government warrior who has made a very real difference in politics in her state in a very short time. While she has detractors she is very open, even in the investigation to her supposed firing improperly of an employee she often releases information before it is ever asked.I saw her speak; she's about 50x smarter than Bush. We survived 8 years under that rube, so a year or 2 under Palin couldn't be worse...
It depends on how much she is included in the high level meetings. Not all VPs are powerless fools who bring gealic shields back as gifts from their latest trip to talk to the Irish...From the vice presidency? She will have a lot less power as vice president than as governor of Alaska. Being VP gives you negative experience.
“I don’t think it’s a short resume. She first ran for office back in 1992. I don’t know what Senator Obama was doing then, but the first time she ran was 1992,” McCain said–taking a shot at this Democratic rival. “That’s 16 years. I think that’s a pretty, pretty event-filled and record-filled resume.”
It was the fist thing I posted about her. She isn't just smart, but extremely eloquent as well as a clean-government warrior who has made a very real difference in politics in her state in a very short time. While she has detractors she is very open, even in the investigation to her supposed firing improperly of an employee she often releases information before it is ever asked.
And I agree, she'd be better than Bush.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - E-mails from the Palin administration are being withheld from the public and the governor is citing executive privilege.
With subject lines like "Fagan," "Andrew Halcro" and even "Alaska Ear," it makes some wonder how those topics could possibly be policy related; especially since those same e-mails were copied to the governor's husband.
The administration says public employees need to know they can debate openly amongst themselves.
Andree McLeod, who tried repeatedly to get a job with the Palin administration, obtained the e-mails through a public records request.
The Department of Law says the e-mails are privileged. Officials say the private e-mails within the Palin administration won't be released.
They aren't being withheld from the investigators, this is inane. Even the investigator states how they haven't even needed subpoenas because she supplies information, much of it before it was even asked for. And before you try it, the investigation is led by a Democrat.Sorry, guy. I'm calling bullshit:
She may only have 18 months of executive experience, but she learned about executive privilege pretty quick. Next thing you know she'll claim the emails were inexplicably "lost."
I guess this is the sort of thing that happens when the presidential candidate meets the VP nominee once prior to selecting her as the nominee.
This was a rash and reckless selection by McCain, and it's going to hurt him badly.
McCain chooses a woman that's been governor for only two years. Oh yeah, and she was on a city council and mayor of Wasilla, Alaska (population 20... no, 5470 in 2000... might as well be 20).
Big mistake---knocking down small town America. we still have guns and cling to our religion (not me on the religion--but I love to own my 45), and have antithopy for all modern day communists.
It is cities that mess up peoples minds---espically on the West coast and Mass. Like Obama, she was not selected for experience. She was selected because of her American values. Obama was selected for his UN values.
You must be as senile as McCain. No one knocked small town America.
She was most likely selected because she is a woman. That or because no one else wanted to lose with McCain.
You did chump. You said palin has no experience because she only governed a small amount of people in Alaska.
McCain chooses a woman that's been governor for only two years. Oh yeah, and she was on a city council and mayor of Wasilla, Alaska (population 20... no, 5470 in 2000... might as well be 20).
Newsflash: Palin is not a nominee for Commander in Chief, Obama is. Which would you rather have, an inexperienced President or Vice President?
I think it's clear you're voting for Obama. I wish you'd at least be honest about it.