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Palin doesn't know what VP does

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Wow, this was talked about 3 or 4 days ago. You're a little behind.

 

FWIW, this was said back in June or July I believe, when her name first surfaced regarding her possible selection.

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Wow, this was talked about 3 or 4 days ago. You're a little behind.

 

FWIW, this was said back in June or July I believe, when her name first surfaced regarding her possible selection.

 

My bad.

My bad.

 

Not singling you out or not trying to at least, but most of the stuff that is being said on here about Palin was already known within an hour or so after her selection (Excluding her daughter Bristol's situation obviously).

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Do you?

 

You have a VP pick admitting she doesn't know what the VP does (granted it was a month or two prior) and you're trying to turn the question around on me?

 

How ridiculous. I am not running for Vice President.

Wow, this was talked about 3 or 4 days ago. You're a little behind.

 

FWIW, this was said back in June or July I believe, when her name first surfaced regarding her possible selection.

It was said 33 days ago. The RNC convention ticker says so at the bottom of the screen

That would be funny if it wasn't so freakin' scary.

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Not singling you out or not trying to at least, but most of the stuff that is being said on here about Palin was already known within an hour or so after her selection (Excluding her daughter Bristol's situation obviously).

 

I understand, and it may be my fault I'm behind on this stuff because I usually try to stay out of this forum.

 

However, I found the clip to be humorous, not in that I actually believe she's completely clueless, just that it's a bit funny. I'm sure none of us know the day-to-day goings-ons of the VP, unless one of us here has been a VP before...

It was said 33 days ago. The RNC convention ticker says so at the bottom of the screen

 

I know I read an article about it where the comment was first made back in June or July, but either way it makes no difference. Most people don't know what a prospective job entails before they are hired, etc.

I know I read an article about it where the comment was first made back in June or July, but either way it makes no difference. Most people don't know what a prospective job entails before they are hired, etc.

IMO, if a person doesn't know what roles and responsibilites that the Veep has, they didn't pay attention in Government class, or they had an idiot as a government teacher. Maybe thats just my bias being a pretty good Government teacher, if I say so myself.:cool:

She is an accomplished hunter. Doesn't that make her more than qualified?

She is an accomplished hunter. Doesn't that make her more than qualified?

Only if her aim is better than Dick Cheyney

I mean what does the VP do? They only have one measly job according to the constitution. So other than that, what do they do?

Palin has been on the list of potential McCain running mates for months. Her statement was no different that many similar statements by other prospective candidates. I recall Obama saying that he had not yet learned where the restroom was when he was asked about a possible presidential run. Does anybody believe that he did not know where the bathroom was?

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