You consider him a fool? Seriously?

Yes, I seriously do. The more I listen to him, the more I'm convinced.

Did none of you McCain/Palin supporters listen to that interview? She had no clue. NO CLUE! She bumbled and stumbled all the way through it, not because she is a poor off-the-cuff speaker, but rather because she had no answers to the questions Couric asked. If she were to somehow become President, we would be the laughingstock of the world.

 

You may not want to admit it, but the more Palin opens her mouth, the more she hurts the campaign. I realize your pitcher is full of Kool-Aid, but step back and look at this objectively. This has nothing to do with Obama or Biden. This is all about Palin and how never in a million year should she be even considered to be our President.

Pat, the more we hear Obama and Biden the more we realize how full your pitcher of Kool-Aid is. These two clowns are the biggest gaffe machines I've ever had the displeasure of listening to, not to mention their ever shifting stance on issues.

You may not want to admit it, but the more Palin opens her mouth, the more she hurts the campaign.

 

Then you, as a Democrat, should be ALL for her, ENCOURAGING us to keep her.

 

Period.

Then you, as a Democrat, should be ALL for her, ENCOURAGING us to keep her.

 

Period.

 

 

As a person who waffles back and forth, I'm BEGGING McCain to find someone else. I want him to dispel my nagging feeling that he thought women were so gullible as to back any random woman he could find to take the spot. I'm pleading with him to prove me wrong that he blatantly attempted to pander to a demographic. I want him to put someone on the ticket that is credible.

We hear that because that's the way the fool talks.

 

Comparing Palin with Obama, thats brilliant. I do believe I know where you stand.

we would be the laughingstock of the world.

 

We're not now?

Comparing Palin with Obama, thats brilliant. I do believe I know where you stand.

You're right, that is a bit insulting to Palin, but she's tough enough to handle it.

 

I do believe I know where you stand as well.

As a person who waffles back and forth, I'm BEGGING McCain to find someone else. I want him to dispel my nagging feeling that he thought women were so gullible as to back any random woman he could find to take the spot. I'm pleading with him to prove me wrong that he blatantly attempted to pander to a demographic. I want him to put someone on the ticket that is credible.

Are you begging for Obama to drop out as well?

How in God's name can you say that about her, and still support Obama with a straight face?

 

Because UKpat might feel more comfortable with Obama as President than Palin.

Palin has no clue. We (Dem's and Rep's) know why she was picked by McCain and it surely wasn't because of her credentials. Take off your "rosey colored glasses" and you will see, "it is what it is".

Then you, as a Democrat, should be ALL for her, ENCOURAGING us to keep her.

 

Period.

 

No, not at all. If McCain wins, which is a strong possibility, I will support him as my president. I wouldn't want Palin to be my VP, however.

I do feel somehwat bad for Gov. Palin. She thought she was up for it and the McCain campaign blew smoke up her rear end telling her that she was.

Pat, the more we hear Obama and Biden the more we realize how full your pitcher of Kool-Aid is. These two clowns are the biggest gaffe machines I've ever had the displeasure of listening to, not to mention their ever shifting stance on issues.

 

Ditto!:thumb:

Kathleen Parker is now calling for Gov. Palin to step down.

 

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5ilvZp6PricSID9aVcvaIx8nwyTPAD93EOAV00

 

This is getting painful to watch.

Rich Lowry from NR chimes in over Palin's last interview:

 

I've been swamped with other stuff, but just for the record: I thought Palin was dreadful. She obviously didn't have the reaction to the Charlie Gibson interview that I had hoped. She had better be better prepared for next week or she risks damaging her political brand forevermore.

 

I've seen unsubstantiated rumblings from "McCain aides" saying that Palin's mock debates were "disastrous."

 

Where was Palin yesterday? Does the McCain campaign not have enough confidence to let her do the standard spin alley stuff?