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Sarah Palin at sea
Well, she didn't fall on her face during the Gibson interview, but she didn't exactly come off sounding like she'd be ready to occupy the Oval Office "from day one," to quote another notorious political female.
One has to wonder what kind of attacks the Republicans would have launched had Barack Obama chosen someone with Palin's... um...qualifications... to be his running mate.
CHAN LOWE
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FORECLOSURES
JOBLESS
FINANCIAL GIANTS FAILING
DEFICITS IN THE TRILLIONS
IRAQ,IRAN, RUSSIA, MID-EAST, CHINA,
CAUSED BY 8 YEARS OF REPULICAN ADMINISTRATION
OF WHICH MCCAIN SUPPORTED 90% OF THE TIME. VOTE FOR CHANGE NOT MCSAME FACING THE CHALLANGES AHEAD WOULD MAKE EVEN SOLOMAN BLINK BUT NOT
PALIN. NEED I SAY MORE
Posted by: DORIS HERMAN | September 14, 2008 8:37 AM
Actually, as near as I can tell, he did pick someone equally qualified :-). Joe Biden? Yet another senator on the ticket? (Look at the historical record of senators running for president - it isn't a pretty picture). The same Biden who's own Presidential campaign garnered about 12 votes?
Posted by: Tom | September 14, 2008 7:34 PM
When I think of McCain's choice for VP I'm reminded of those retro programs that show us how foolish we were in the 70's, 80's & 90's. The clothes we wore and things we thought were cool, now look terrible and downright embarrassing.
Have I made my point?
Posted by: Alan Fundt | September 16, 2008 9:44 PM