You are out of your mind you ignorant wingnut troll.

Why the name calling? We happen to disagree, why attack? Oh, I remember now, that’s all the Obama fans can do. You can’t defend him with his accomplishments, so you have to attack and demean the person that disagrees with him. Time will tell who’s right.

P.S. I hope you get out of the 8th grade in the next couple of years. Maybe by the time you are old enough to vote, you will be able to hear both sides before making a decision.

Sarah Palin is just as qualified as Barack (Barry) Obama
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You are out of your mind you ignorant wingnut troll. BARAK is a constitutional scholar and Dimwit Caribou Bimbo wouldnt pass my 8th grade civics class. YOU are a moron so I GET that you wouldl like one of your ilk as VP. Those of us with an actual FUNCTIONING cerebral cortex will take a pass on more of the GOP marching moron parade.

If Obama and Biden had been grilled the way that Palin and McCain were, I believe that you would be seeing a totally different outcome. The true Republicans were NEVER disappointed in Sarah Palin. The one’s kissing up to Obama were the one’s doing the anti-Palin narratives. And it’s also funny that most of these turn-coats ended up on CNN.

Gregor Samsa Says:

I hate do defend Palin, but she might actually have thought she was qualified.

That, to me, is actually the scariest thing about her.

I hate do defend Palin, but she might actually have thought she was qualified.

I agree with Brown -the burden is/was on McCain and his advisors. They were supposed to know better. Palin is who she is.

My suspicion is that they chose her because they though she could “energise” the base and get the Republican vote out, not because she was qualified. They were bent on running a campaign that preferred style over substance. Nothing more.

It remains to be seen how she will apply this with the new administration. Her new apparently apolitical and independent coherence may just be a result of this transition period.

I hope she keeps it up, but CNN has chosen to hire a few more right wingers so once Obama is in power she may either be reigned-in or revert to a conservative bias once the new political fault lines are reestablished after January 20.

The dilemma being faced is that either the Right now has to move to the center to stay relevant and competitive, or move even further to the Right to become more distinctive and thus ‘more’ competitive. the former would be a compromise, the latter,’no compromise’. As ‘no compromise’ has achieved some ’successes’ but also failures and being absolutists the Religious Right is inherently tempted to become even more extreme. Having had so much control over the GOP they don;t want to let it go, but having lost the election they need to reshape the GOP even more in their own image. They have to re-affirm and strengthen their values without concession more than ever. And if they can’t fight the new trend, well at least Perkins and his ilk can become even bigger fish in a smaller pond by promoting victimhood and by leveraging their minority status–secure in the knowledge that by whining and yelling their devout congregations will pay even more to keep them in the lifestyle to which they have become accustomed—if not politically, nationally relevant then at least still significantly supported.

And a couple more bubbles float to the surface from the wreck formally known as the USS McTitanic.

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McCain wasn’t moderate. He caved to Tony Perkins and company. Palin supposedly energized the RR base.

What Republicans lost were moderates and independents, voters not likely to be drawn to Perkin’s RR agenda.

Both McCain and Palin fit the bill. The blame game disgraces all.

Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council told CNN that conservatives need to take back control of the GOP if the party is to return to its winning ways.

MCMetal Says:

It’s truly pathetic that Bible Spice’s ambition and arrogance were a big part of the entire disaster.

If she were truly intelligent and comprehending of anything , she would have realized she was so far out of her league…

She could have served as an excellent surrogate and would have done as much good and far less bad for the campaign. But McCain brags of his impulsiveness and claims to live with the consequences, so it this isn’t really much about him anymore.

MCMetal Says:

It’s truly pathetic that Bible Spice’s ambition and arrogance were a big part of the entire disaster.

If she were truly intelligent and comprehending of anything , she would have realized she was so far out of her league…

Has or more appropriately had anyone not thought that she, as governor could stump for the candidate. Her presence on the ticket never really proved John McCain’s commitment to the base. In fact, the way things were boiling down, you could see her being hushed off to someplace quiet with no influence in government.

Her as a surrogate would have been just as helpful and hurt a whole hell of a lot less.

A trap with a “Haliburton” logo no doubt.

But guys, by no means stop dishing on this twit. The stories have to be fantastic.

Or at least a dog chasing it’s own tail.