Gaffes, yes. Affiliations, there's no comparison, Obama is far worse.

 

In your obviously biased opinion.

More threads on a Republican in the state of Kentucky, where most of the Bluegrass Preps members are from, are you serious?

By comparison, her Democratic counterpart, Joe Biden, has been campaigning on his own, at times taking questions from audiences. In fact he split off to campaign separately from Barack Obama the day after Obama announced his selection. They rejoined at their party's convention and spent the following weekend campaigning together.

 

Biden's appearances have touched on a range of issues — in Florida he talked about U.S. support for Israel, in Pennsylvania it was economics and tax policy. He was interviewed on NBC's "Meet the Press" last Sunday.

 

Amid growing sniping from Democrats, the McCain campaign announced that Palin would sit down for her first interview this week, with ABC. It will take place over two days at her home in Alaska.

 

And then?

 

McCain campaign manager Rick Davis has said that Palin will "agree to an interview when we think it's time and when she feels comfortable doing it."

 

So far, Palin has barely spoken with voters either. Since the convention, she and McCain have breezed through a Wisconsin ice cream shop, a New Mexico restaurant and a Missouri barbecue place, shaking hands with diners but not taking any questions. Photographers and television cameras have been allowed full view while reporters are typically ushered too far away to ask questions or hear most of the conversations.

 

Her public remarks essentially have been excerpts of her convention speech, delivered while introducing McCain at rallies.

 

Palin Sticks to Script on Campaign Trail

Palin is fresh and new, very attractive, seems to be fairly interesting. The media is digging hard into her background and potential scandals and rumors are being looked into. Same could be said about Obama...

 

Biden is a Washington hack. He's a Sunday morning staple for years. People know a great deal about him. He's fairly predictible in what he is going to do and say. Same could be said about McCain...

In your obviously biased opinion.

:lol:

 

It's there for the world to see, if you quit looking through your rose colored glasses that is.

Her photoshops are better.

 

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Did anyone see the where someone on CNN was critisizing Palin for the photo her in the bikini? Quite funny.

:lol:

 

It's there for the world to see, if you quit looking through your rose colored glasses that is.

 

I don't see how mine would be any more biased than yours? I have no favorite in this race, you do. And you obviously despise the other candidate. So what color does that make your glasses?

Bad affiliations? Gaffes? I don't think she's had any yet. :sssh:

 

Because she won't speak to the media.

Very similar to the number of Obama post to McCain's. The fact that both are unknown leads to lies, speculation, and bashing.

Did anyone see the where someone on CNN was critisizing Palin for the photo her in the bikini? Quite funny.

 

Surely not. That is funny.

Surely not. That is funny.

http://gawker.com/5046643/cnn-duped-by-palin-photoshop

http://gawker.com/5046643/cnn-duped-by-palin-photoshop

 

:lol:

I don't see how mine would be any more biased than yours? I have no favorite in this race, you do. And you obviously despise the other candidate. So what color does that make your glasses?

You despise anyone with an ® behind their name, so...

 

You're the one who, oddly enough, brought the word "biased" into this on something that's these in black in white. :lol:

RTS,

 

Your first sentence is an absolute lie.

 

I'll not respond to your second sentence because it will just take us further off topic.

RTS,

 

Your first sentence is an absolute lie.

 

I'll not respond to your second sentence because it will just take us further off topic.

I wouldn't call it a lie, more of an observation. I can't remember you saying any kind words of any Republicans. If you can point some out, I'll stand corrected.