I'm sorry I keep coming back to this, but she just got her first passport last year?! That says everything you need to know.

 

Just because Russia is nearby, that doesn't mean you have to visit!

I'm sorry I keep coming back to this, but she just got her first passport last year?! That says everything you need to know.

 

What does that have to do with anything?

What does that have to do with anything?

 

 

Imagine putting a person who just learned to drive on the pole for the Indy 500. How do you think they'd fare?

Do you literally doubt that Hagel is a Republican or do you just think he is a RINO?

 

By the way, Hagel is a Republican, and I believe he has announced he will not seek re-election after the current term. Probably why he feels the freedom to tell it like it is.

 

I guess Biden was telling like it is, when he said he wasn't the best choice for the Dem. VP position.

I'm sorry I keep coming back to this, but she just got her first passport last year?! That says everything you need to know.

 

I got my first passport in 1978. I am a foreign policy expert?

My son has had a passport for 10 years and he is 12 years old. I say send him to the next Summit meeting.

 

This is just another silly arguement. Palin nor Obama have any experience in foreign policy.

 

So far the arguement for Obama is that there was enough Democrats that bought into his eloquent speaches.

 

The arguement against Palin is that she hasn't had a passport long enough.

 

Next thing you know someone will say that Obama is a Christian because he celebrates Christmas.

What does the Vice President have to do in regards to foreign policy (real question, not rhetorical :lol:...because I do not know)?

Attend funerals of heads of state in foreign lands on behalf of the American people.

 

Maybe someone needs to investigate whether Palin's ever been to a funeral before?

For the record, the Vice Presidency has acquired quite a bit of power over the years and Cheney will be leaving ample precedent in this regard.

 

I'm also not sold on the passport issue. I think it is rather trivial. I'm much more concerned about what and how she thinks about foreign policy and relations - or, rather, that we don't know what or how she thinks about foreign policy and relations.

For the record, the Vice Presidency has acquired quite a bit of power over the years and Cheney will be leaving ample precedent in this regard.

 

I'm also not sold on the passport issue. I think it is rather trivial. I'm much more concerned about what and how she thinks about foreign policy and relations - or, rather, that we don't know what or how she thinks about foreign policy and relations.

 

I'm guessing that she is getting a crash course on what and how to think about foreign policy and relations as we speak...

Do you literally doubt that Hagel is a Republican or do you just think he is a RINO?

 

By the way, Hagel is a Republican, and I believe he has announced he will not seek re-election after the current term. Probably why he feels the freedom to tell it like it is.

 

While he may technically be a registered Republican, he tried to insert himself into the mix for Obama's VP slot, he seems to be currently campaigning for a spot in an Obama administration (if there is one), and he in general seems to take every opportunity to slam Republicans. (Insert a saying about a duck here.)

Regarding foreign policy experience, doesn't Barack Obama have a lot more of it?

 

Why because he made a speech in Germany? LOL.:banana:

I got my first passport when I was 16 and I have traveled outside the country on several occasions. . . maybe I should be the VP nominee. IMO that is a weak criticism. GO PALIN . . .

My son has had a passport for 10 years and he is 12 years old. I say send him to the next Summit meeting.

 

This is just another silly arguement. Palin nor Obama have any experience in foreign policy.

 

So far the arguement for Obama is that there was enough Democrats that bought into his eloquent speaches.

 

The arguement against Palin is that she hasn't had a passport long enough.

 

Next thing you know someone will say that Obama is a Christian because he celebrates Christmas.

 

I know. How silly to think that someone that celebrates the birth of Christ is a Christian. :lol:

 

How silly to think that someone that doesn't worship as a muslim isn't a muslim. :lol:

I know. How silly to think that someone that celebrates the birth of Christ is a Christian. :lol:

 

How silly to think that someone that doesn't worship as a muslim isn't a muslim. :lol:

 

Everyone who celebrates Christmas isn't necessary celebrating the birth of Jesus. To think so is silly and I never mentioned anything about a Muslim. I personally don't think Obama is a practicing Muslim.

Everyone who celebrates Christmas isn't necessary celebrating the birth of Jesus. To think so is silly and I never mentioned anything about a Muslim. I personally don't think Obama is a practicing Muslim.

 

Oh, come on. You're referencing a comment that I made in a different thread in which you DID comment on Obama's "muslim connections". You can't have it one way in one thread and then say "I never mentioned..." in another.

 

You're correct about one thing. For some people, the mention of Christmas brings to mind Santa Claus and presents. Evidently that is what you thought of when I made my comment. Now I see where you are coming from. To me, the first mention of Christmas (and in referencing it) is a celebration of Christ's life. My comments on Obama celebrating Christmas stems from he and his family attending a Christian church on Christmas Eve for purposes of celebrating the birth of Christ, not to decorate a pine tree. Muslim's don't celebrate the birth of Christ. It's silly for some people to think that they do.