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"John McCain chose a running mate whose primary qualification...

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The head of the DNC in SC who made these comments has been denounced by both parties and campaigns for her comments just as her husband was for his comments during the RNC convention. Let her wallow in her misery and let both parties / tickets move forward.

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I'm still waiting on Obama's list of qualifications to run this country as our president, let alone a VP....

It seems to me that if the media was so squarely in Obama's corner like so many here are saying, then some of these very stupid and inflammatory comments about Palin wouldn't be reported ... ;)

I'm still waiting on Obama's list of qualifications to run this country as our president, let alone a VP....

 

He has absolutely none.

He has absolutely none.
You're entitled to your opinion. However, 18 million voters disagree ...

I think it is a downright shame. It is no easy task to be an executive of a state.

Yet, he has more then Abraham Lincoln had. ;)
And both had (have) less than McCain or Palin. :sssh: ;)

Zero, None, Zip, 0000000! ! ! ! !

And both had (have) less than McCain or Palin. :sssh: ;)

 

My school just hired a 29 year old as our new principal. He had never been a principal or assistant principal anywhere. He replaced our principal (50+ years old) of five years who had been our assistant principal for five years before that. He is young and essentially has no experience...only the license. He was chosen over 8 other candidates, all of whom had experience.

 

He is phenomenal. I can't even begin to list for you how things have improved, including student behavior and attentiveness and teacher morale. He was certainly the best man for the job, no matter what his "qualifications" were.

My school just hired a 29 year old as our new principal. He had never been a principal or assistant principal anywhere. He replaced our principal (50+ years old) of five years who had been our assistant principal for five years before that. He is young and essentially has no experience...only the license. He was chosen over 8 other candidates, all of whom had experience.

 

He is phenomenal. I can't even begin to list for you how things have improved, including student behavior and attentiveness and teacher morale. He was certainly the best man for the job, no matter what his "qualifications" were.

You're comparing a principle to the office of president? Really?
You're comparing a principle to the office of president? Really?

 

If that were what TB&G were doing it would have read a bit more like this: "Being President is a lot like being a principal," or "There is really no difference between being a President and being a principal." The point, and I agree with it, is that experience and ability/success are not joined at the hip, she just has a personal story that illustrates it.

If that were what TB&G were doing it would have read a bit more like this "Being President is a lot like being a principal," or "There is really no difference between being a President and being a principal." The point, and I agree with it, is that experience and ability/success are not joined at the hip.
Thank you ,TB&G.
You're comparing a principle to the office of president? Really?

 

Missing the point.

Thank you ,TB&G.

 

:rolleyes:

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