Sarah Palin is no push over. She demonstrated to the world that she will not back down from Biden, Obama, and the Democratic machine. She is determined and does not mince any words. She was waaayyyyy too sarcastic, but she heated things up at a luke warn RNC. What are your thoughts?
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A feisty little thing isn't she? Indeed she heated things up but can she cook? What I mean, she was at church preaching to the choir.
When preachers are at church you should expect something thrilling. The test of what they are made of is at a street meeting. When they are out among people that don't believe like they believe that's when you see what they're made of and if they really believe it themselves.
Yes she's refreshing, but you could bring caribou in to prance and it's more entertaining than listening to McCain.
Let's just see what she's really made of in the days to come.
Posted by Charles Burns | September 4, 2008 6:06 PM
Posted on September 4, 2008 18:06
I think you're leaning too much towards barrack.Although it would be very scary if something happened to Macain.We'd be BUSH-WACKED by the Palin puppet.
Posted by Ron B. | September 4, 2008 11:07 PM
Posted on September 4, 2008 23:07
Yet again, there was no mention of plans for the future of this country. Considering the oil crisis, unemployment, foreclosures and the war in Iraq, there was actually plenty to talk about.
When you sift through all the comedy one liners & insults it's the same ol rhetoric. Down with community service ect. The only "Change" that GOP had is the person was wearing a skirt when she said it!
Posted by Lisa | September 5, 2008 3:23 PM
Posted on September 5, 2008 15:23
The news reveals that there is a shift in votes with white women from Obama to McCain. It frustrates me to see women being so shallow. I would expect women and anyone else to recognize the kinda of sneaky tactics McCain is using to turn voters by putting in a woman for his running mate. So what if she's a woman, she's still a republican woman. Yes this is historic to have a woman running as a vice-president, and as everyone knows, so is having an Afro-American running as president. The Republicans took this opportunity to do what some people were hoping to happen with Hillary and Obama. I am tired of the Republican campaign taking pot-shots at Obama causing him to have to defend himself instead of just concentrating on the issues. This just indicates to me that they are scared, and they have something to be scared about!
If a polkadot monkey could show me a plan that would work to solve the major problems in this country (health insurance, education, economics), I would vote for him/it.
Posted by Geraldine Collins | September 9, 2008 10:01 AM
Posted on September 9, 2008 10:01