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McCain chooses Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as running mate
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dnews reader | 9:07 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
I would urge people to please not blame Evangelical Christians for Mitt
Romney's predicament. They don't vote as an entire bloc. There are
lots of complexities, nuances and individualities among Evangelicals. Heck, they
don't even belong to the same church. There were a lot of reasons Romney
didn't make it. True, religious persecution contributed on some level. So
did the abilities of other candidates, relationship between Romney and McCain
and even personality that Romney projected.
plankton | 9:05 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
Ahhh come folks! What a choice! Who ever thought??? This woman is not only a
staunch conservative...she's hot! Think: America the Beautiful!
Analysis | 9:20 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
Sarah Palin is a PRO-LIFE CONSERVATIVE.
PRO-LIFE means NO-CHOICE.
Sarah Palin ADVOCATES the PERSECUTION and PROSECUTION of ANY WOMAN who FOR ANY REASON seeks an ABORTION.
Women of America, if you believe in the PERSECUTION and PROSECUTION of ANY WOMAN who FOR ANY REASON seeks an ABORTION, PLEASE VOTE FOR Sarah Palin.
PRO-LIFE means NO-CHOICE.
Sarah Palin ADVOCATES the PERSECUTION and PROSECUTION of ANY WOMAN who FOR ANY REASON seeks an ABORTION.
Women of America, if you believe in the PERSECUTION and PROSECUTION of ANY WOMAN who FOR ANY REASON seeks an ABORTION, PLEASE VOTE FOR Sarah Palin.
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Dr. Horrible | 9:31 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
So, Cindy McCain was a beauty contestant.
Sarah Palin was a beauty contestant.
Hmm . . . .
The man does have a type.
Sarah Palin was a beauty contestant.
Hmm . . . .
The man does have a type.
L.E.H | 9:37 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
I would have preferred Romney because I believe he cares so much about this
Country that he has willing to spend his time and resources to Elect John Mc
Cain even though he done everything he could to derail Romney from getting the
Nomination. He didn�t work alone Huckabee was by his side
all the way. I do like Mc Cains choice because I heard her acceptance speech. I
think she is serious about making big changes in Washington. Palin Has got it
all together. She is a real conservative and John Mc Cain better be serious
about straighten out Washington or he will have a real fighter on his Tail.
JMR | 9:38 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
Ha ha ha Palin
emetib35 | 9:42 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
Melanie Roach for Babe (Secretary) of Defense! She has the smile to cover a
two-front war, commands a small army of gymnasts and can lift her Republican
husband over her head!
Oh wait, the Evangi's don't think we're Christian. Dang!
Oh wait, the Evangi's don't think we're Christian. Dang!
DeepInTheHeart | 9:43 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
All you proud liberals dissing a woman because she's conservative are only
betraying your ignorance. Gov. Sarah Palin has more years of executive
experience at all levels than Barack Obama. She has as much foreign policy
experience as Barack Obama -- which is precious little, unless you count her
awareness of international energy issues, which is more than Barack can offer.
And if you want true change in Washington, she's more of a change agent
that Barack/Biden. But keep ridiculing her, and do it even more openly, because
you'll only be convincing the independent voters in the country that
she's the right choice. Democrat ideals were displayed in all their ugly
candor today in the response to this fine woman.
WOW! | 10:10 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
Good move. McCain is smarter than I thought. He will win the election. What a
way to steal the show. Palin is a smart women "of the people". Great
speech too. I think he chose the right running mate.
LukeSW | 10:14 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
Wow...reading through these comments makes me laugh. You Obamanites ought to
read some of the comments on the PUMA website.
You Mittonites ought to think twice. Mitt was and is a pragmatic utilitarian. That means he applies an economic cost-benefit analysis to everything he does. That is why he flipped and flopped on key policy issues depending on the particular race. That is why his commitment to the implications of his (and my) religious convictions has been so weak at times.
If Mitt had solid conservative convictions and principles, he would have been a much more believable and attractive candidate...but not as attractive as Palin.
And yes I am a solid LDS member, graduate of BYU as well as of Mitt's eastern school. I know Mitt and respect him for what he has accomplished, including his sacrifices to support McCain.
But McCain hit the ball completely out of the park today!!! (And Mitt could learn a lesson from the complete commitment to solid conservative principles shown by Palin).
You Mittonites ought to think twice. Mitt was and is a pragmatic utilitarian. That means he applies an economic cost-benefit analysis to everything he does. That is why he flipped and flopped on key policy issues depending on the particular race. That is why his commitment to the implications of his (and my) religious convictions has been so weak at times.
If Mitt had solid conservative convictions and principles, he would have been a much more believable and attractive candidate...but not as attractive as Palin.
And yes I am a solid LDS member, graduate of BYU as well as of Mitt's eastern school. I know Mitt and respect him for what he has accomplished, including his sacrifices to support McCain.
But McCain hit the ball completely out of the park today!!! (And Mitt could learn a lesson from the complete commitment to solid conservative principles shown by Palin).
JT | 10:28 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
Palin's a great choice. I think she'll do better nationally than
Romney. Palin has more experience than Obama to boot. Every interview
I've seen with her makes me like her more.
Jean | 10:31 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
McCain just made the most stupid decision of his life. I am a working mother
with healthy children. It's hard enough to pull everything together and
keep on top of all I have to do. Honestly, how can a mother with a handicapped
child and 4 other children have time to run a country? When all is said and
done, a mother will always put her children above her job. If she had to take
over the job of president, her home situation would precede any matters of
state. Get real McCain. You just lost the election. I'll write in Mitt
Romney. He's the only one qualified to run the country.
To Analysis | 10:36 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
Give it a rest. I'm as Pro Life as they come - and this is the same tripe
abortion advocates always trot out. Nobody is ever going to persecute or
prosecute a woman for having an abortion. But Roe vs. Wade took a states issue
and forced choice down everybody's throat. Supposedly this was going to
make us all agree - do you see anybody agreeing yet? At best, all that might
happen is that a conservative SCOTUS judge or 2 might get appointed, who might
overturn Roe vs. Wade. Which would turn the issue back to the states where it
belongs in the first place. Want an abortion then? States where the majority
don't like abortion will pass restrictions - with exceptions for rape,
incest, life/health of the mother, and terminal defects. If you want it for
your personal convenience/back up birth control then yes you might have to cross
a state line for it.
Think of it this way - we're missing tens of millions of Americans who were aborted - over half of whom would have been Democrats, since they are more likely to get abortions. Sort of shot yourselves in the foot 30 years ago...
Think of it this way - we're missing tens of millions of Americans who were aborted - over half of whom would have been Democrats, since they are more likely to get abortions. Sort of shot yourselves in the foot 30 years ago...
Totally hot | 10:44 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
Palin is the quite possibly the hottest female candidate for anything ever.
Too bad she is also the worst Vice Presidential candidate in U.S. history.
It comes to this: If McCain crokes, can you imagine her standing up to Vladimir Putin, Osama bin Laden, Iran, North Korea, etc?
This chick is better at home watching her kids play hockey then jumping into a "nookcler" war.
Too bad she is also the worst Vice Presidential candidate in U.S. history.
It comes to this: If McCain crokes, can you imagine her standing up to Vladimir Putin, Osama bin Laden, Iran, North Korea, etc?
This chick is better at home watching her kids play hockey then jumping into a "nookcler" war.
uh, brandon | 10:44 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
In Alaska, more often than not, people of slight talent rise quickly to the top
... It is a beautiful, fascinating state of which I have fond memories, but it
is not a crucible that produces political greatness ... Gov. Palin would have
not made it out of the mayorship in most other places ... She might be a nice
person, but she knows nothing that someone leading this country needs to know
... Face it, the fact that McCain chose her only shows that he is no longer
capable of making reasonable choices ... He should never be allowed to be
president.
Re: VF Re: Choices | 10:49 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
VF: If you don't vote McCain, you won't get to support anybody in
2012! Choices: I agree with you!
Delaware | 10:52 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
And Delaware has how many electorial votes? Biden is Senator of a state that is
ONE THIRD the size of the COUNTY I live in. Alaska is a big state with many
complicated issues for a Governor to deal with.
Biden is what, the third most left-leaning (I refuse to call it liberal--I consider myself a classical liberal, which is not the same thing at all) Senator in the Senate--after Obama and Teddy Kennedy.
I may be LDS, but I'm glad Romney isn't on the ticket. He doesn't need to be connected with McCain, whom I like only very slightly more than George Bush--which is to say NOT MUCH!
But Governor Palin--now she might just surprise us all.
Biden is what, the third most left-leaning (I refuse to call it liberal--I consider myself a classical liberal, which is not the same thing at all) Senator in the Senate--after Obama and Teddy Kennedy.
I may be LDS, but I'm glad Romney isn't on the ticket. He doesn't need to be connected with McCain, whom I like only very slightly more than George Bush--which is to say NOT MUCH!
But Governor Palin--now she might just surprise us all.
NO BAMA | 10:56 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
NO BAMA 08
I support McCain/Palin
I support McCain/Palin
Bart | 10:56 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
Sarah Palin is a refreshing choice, relatively untouched by the corruption of
Washington and big govrernment. She has no favors to pay to help corrupt
legislators. She is bright and clear-thinking. She has a lot to learn, but is
a quick learner and comes accross as totallyy genuine. An American with no
baggage to carry around and slwow her down. She is entergetic and committed to
a government that is neither selfish, conceited nor corrupt. Governor Palin is
exactley what we need
at this juncture of history. Yes, experience counts if it's based on correct principles, if not it's a liability both on the domestic and international fronts. Additionally she is there to serve the nation and not her own ego.
at this juncture of history. Yes, experience counts if it's based on correct principles, if not it's a liability both on the domestic and international fronts. Additionally she is there to serve the nation and not her own ego.
Huntsnan's No Palin | 11:00 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
Intelligent informed Utahns everywhere know that to actualize his national
political aspirations, Huntsman made a conscious choice to follow a tragjectory
of moderate to liberal. In short, he sold his political soul an abandoned
conservative ideals in hopes it would take him higher in national politics, just
like Leavitt did. They should both shrink and cower in the blinding light of
Sarah Palin's unapologetic conservatism. Sarah did not compromise her
conervative values like Huntsman did. She chose the right, and let the
consequences follow. Now she's reaping the reward, and Huntsman's
not. Read this and weep. Huntsman. Oh what shall a man gain for selling his
political soul.
elisabeth | 11:05 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
Maybe he just wanted to blame his loss on her?? I cant imagine why he chose
her. The scandal involving her and her x-brother in law already shows her
tendency toward corruption. Using her influence to further her
personal/ideological agenda. More of the same...
Joe Utah | 11:21 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
Now we know John McCain is... Insane.
Bagh-Daddy | 11:31 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
No Experience?
Let's see--How much experience did the gov from Arkansas have?
Let's see--How much experience did the gov from Arkansas have?
CR | 11:34 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
Good choice Palin has more executive experience than Obama and she can speak
without a teleprompter.
Male Perspective | 11:37 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
I was torn with what to do. Up until today I was going to write myself in for
President. I like the bold move and going outside the box. I am 100% voting
for McCain. I like what this lady stands for. Just got my vote.
AL | 11:44 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
To Totally Hot: If I were any of those mentioned Putin, Bin Laden, Iran or N.
Korea I would not want her to take me to task. Palin looks and speaks like
someone who has no trouble putting someone in their place, without hers
husband's help. I am not concerned about any of her abilities. If we want
change we have to give her a chance or else live with the same old pork from the
Demos with no change as promised. Why else would OBama picked an old horse that
has been in DC for 30 years. No change with this ticket but much to be joyful
about with a McCain/Palin ticket. REFRESHING!!!!!!
How Insulting | 11:52 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
How insulting it is to read the many replies that tend to state that if one is
LDS then they must be deep with grief that Mitt wasn't chosen. How
insulting! Many of us choose to like BHO and many choose to like JM but I do
believe ALL of us want to get the best leader possible to lead the nation.
Jake | 12:08 a.m. Aug. 30, 2008
As a card-carrying red blooded life-time Utah Republican I can't believe
that McCain chose this woman as his VP nominee. Wow. I do not want some Idaho
hick one heartbeat away from the presidency. McCain hates Mormons and Utahns. He
made fun of Mit and our religion. I'm voting for Obama -- I just can't
support the flip-flopping liberal McCain. I don't want his women with her
hand on th button possibly determining the fate of the world.
To: Suburbs of SLC | 12:11 a.m. Aug. 30, 2008
I'll stick to my opinion: had many Americans LOOKED at Romney's
abilities and integrity, I think McCain would have picked him very easily.
However, that is not the case. McCain knew, because of all the stink in the media over Romney during the primaries (agree with it or not, it was primarily over Romney's religion) that he (McCain) would experience considerable backlash for picking Romney. (Picture Huckabee making phone calls to friends pleading with them not to trust a Mormon while publicly claiming he supported McCain 100%).
Thus, it seems the realities of the situation dictated that the "best qualified" was not the best, given the situation. Sad.
I will say that tactically speaking, McCain definitely pulled a rabit out of his hat.
Palin is:
- female
- married
- a parent (with kids still at home!)
- a state governor
- staunchly conservative (to include firmly pro-life)
- from a SOLID middle-class background
- a no-kidding NRA member
- a Washington outsider who oozes "change"
Some Dems will try to laugh and pass her off as a silly lightweight but intelligent Dems know McCain just landed a half-dozen violent bashes to their face.
McCain 2008!
ROMNEY 2012!
However, that is not the case. McCain knew, because of all the stink in the media over Romney during the primaries (agree with it or not, it was primarily over Romney's religion) that he (McCain) would experience considerable backlash for picking Romney. (Picture Huckabee making phone calls to friends pleading with them not to trust a Mormon while publicly claiming he supported McCain 100%).
Thus, it seems the realities of the situation dictated that the "best qualified" was not the best, given the situation. Sad.
I will say that tactically speaking, McCain definitely pulled a rabit out of his hat.
Palin is:
- female
- married
- a parent (with kids still at home!)
- a state governor
- staunchly conservative (to include firmly pro-life)
- from a SOLID middle-class background
- a no-kidding NRA member
- a Washington outsider who oozes "change"
Some Dems will try to laugh and pass her off as a silly lightweight but intelligent Dems know McCain just landed a half-dozen violent bashes to their face.
McCain 2008!
ROMNEY 2012!
I love blog comments... | 12:23 a.m. Aug. 30, 2008
I love blog comments almost more than the comics now because of the immensely
vast difference of opinions. If I was ever in a room full of all these people
listening to all their opinions shouted out at once, I think my head would
explode.
I will say this. If Obama wins and can't bring whatever change he is promising, we are all in for a big surprise.
Oh and anyone who has made any comments about Palin belonging at home as a wife, women may never talk to you again because you're a male chauvinist.
I will say this. If Obama wins and can't bring whatever change he is promising, we are all in for a big surprise.
Oh and anyone who has made any comments about Palin belonging at home as a wife, women may never talk to you again because you're a male chauvinist.
I'm writing in Mitt | 12:30 a.m. Aug. 30, 2008
McCain proved what a "wiesel" he really is how he used and treated
Romney and he doesn't even deserve to be on this ticket in an comparison.
He can't write his own speech or give anything inspiring. How many feel
HOPE from him? I'm writing in Mitt as I can't throw my vote to him on
top of the ticket. I really can't and won't. Oh well - life goes on
and the economy goes down and nothing will get done. CHANGE won't happen
cause Mitt was the only one in there who stood for CHANGE! The others are part
of the problem and the status quo and those children need their mom more than
McCain needs her too. Can you tell I'm pretty upset over this
"shock" today? I was praying for Mitt and I don't care what
anyone says - He was a man of integrity with heart and really wanted to help us
out. Would you fix the Olympics and give your time and money like he did just
to help this country cause HE KNOWS HE WAS ACTUALLY THE ONE WHO COULD FIX
THINGS. Rush, Hannity & Beck threw him under the bus too. We'll pay.
Palin Is For This?!?! | 12:31 a.m. Aug. 30, 2008
Some reasons NOT to like Palin?
"#2: Palin believes that Creationism should be taught in public schools, which runs both counter to well-settled evolutionary science, and to the Constitutional separation of church and state."
(Good Lord!, we can't have this! Oh, wait a minute. You don't believe in God, do you?)
"#3: Palin is a global warming denier, who (as with her views on evolution) has expressed skepticism about the well-settled science."
(Shock!, she has the guts to doubt bad "science"?)
"#5: Palin is rabidly dedicated to drilling in the Artic wildlife refuge, known as ANWR."
(I'm sorry, you'll have to say that again! I'm having a hard time hearing you because I'm a wee bit tired from pushing my car to work....)
MAN!, DO I LOVE THIS WOMAN!!!!!!!!!!!!
"#2: Palin believes that Creationism should be taught in public schools, which runs both counter to well-settled evolutionary science, and to the Constitutional separation of church and state."
(Good Lord!, we can't have this! Oh, wait a minute. You don't believe in God, do you?)
"#3: Palin is a global warming denier, who (as with her views on evolution) has expressed skepticism about the well-settled science."
(Shock!, she has the guts to doubt bad "science"?)
"#5: Palin is rabidly dedicated to drilling in the Artic wildlife refuge, known as ANWR."
(I'm sorry, you'll have to say that again! I'm having a hard time hearing you because I'm a wee bit tired from pushing my car to work....)
MAN!, DO I LOVE THIS WOMAN!!!!!!!!!!!!
Edwin Sharples | 1:31 a.m. Aug. 30, 2008
Behold, the Protestant hegemony remains intact in the Republican Party. The
Huckster's mission was accomplished.
Anonymous | 2:19 a.m. Aug. 30, 2008
To I lOve Blog Comments...don't forget the comments of the brainwashed
women that also feel that their place is in the home, barefoot and pregnant.
Todd Palin will certainly be around to take care of the kids while mom works. No
doubt about that!
Indole | 7:23 a.m. Aug. 30, 2008
'relieved its not Romney' wrote: 5:00 p.m. Aug. 29, 2008
[quote]
I live in Massachusetts and voted for Mitt Romney in 2002. However, Mitt's stunning flip-flops on basic issues like abortion, gay rights, taxes and the environment have led me to question whether Mitt is even capable of truth.
I am greatly relieved that Mitt Romney will not have access to nuclear weapons.
[end-quote]
Let's be fair: Romney *is* a competent bureaucrat - and there are many places in DC where he might serve. The Oval Office? plainly a bad fit for him; Secretary of Agriculture? fits him like a glove.
Lets hear it for Mitt, our next SecAg.
[quote]
I live in Massachusetts and voted for Mitt Romney in 2002. However, Mitt's stunning flip-flops on basic issues like abortion, gay rights, taxes and the environment have led me to question whether Mitt is even capable of truth.
I am greatly relieved that Mitt Romney will not have access to nuclear weapons.
[end-quote]
Let's be fair: Romney *is* a competent bureaucrat - and there are many places in DC where he might serve. The Oval Office? plainly a bad fit for him; Secretary of Agriculture? fits him like a glove.
Lets hear it for Mitt, our next SecAg.
Go McCain Go! | 7:40 a.m. Aug. 30, 2008
"...I'm voting for Obama -- I just can't support the
flip-flopping liberal McCain..."
Go ahead and vote for abortion; go ahead and vote for massive gun control; give your vote up to further the homosexual agenda, and the socialization of America; go ahead and vote for Black Liberation Theology racism. You sure showed us.
Go ahead and vote for abortion; go ahead and vote for massive gun control; give your vote up to further the homosexual agenda, and the socialization of America; go ahead and vote for Black Liberation Theology racism. You sure showed us.
she's so Palin | 7:48 a.m. Aug. 30, 2008
I have to say this much...them Protestant women sure are easy on the eyes!
SlowS | 7:50 a.m. Aug. 30, 2008
This isn't a blog.
anaymous | 8:20 a.m. Aug. 30, 2008
As a mother of four who works,I am thrilled about Mc Cains pick and it makes me
respect him all the more. I am also a dem gone republican and this gives all of
us mothers hope for the future of our kids, male or female.
A Southern Evangelical | 9:16 a.m. Aug. 30, 2008
I was hoping it was going to be Romney too but I love the Palin pick. I've never heard McCain put Mormons down or Utah. I don't understand why Mormons would vote for Obama aka Senator Infanticide? I was under the impression you guys were value voters but Obama is all about abortion on demand, a gay agenda, and very liberal causes. AND IT WILL PASS b/c DEMS will control Congress and the White House?
As for the think resume, Palin ran for office in 1992. Obama was listeing to the audacity of Rev. Wright and hobnobbing with William "Let's Bomb" Ayers. Palin is governor of a state boring Canada and across from Russia. Give her some credit people before voting for a street agitator.
Sect of Agriculture? | 9:44 a.m. Aug. 30, 2008
Mitt Romney as Secretary of Agriculture?
Uh, yeah, let's take a guy who earned a Baker's Scholar in his Master's business degree from Harvard, a guy who has made umpteen millions in business for decades, whose speciality is turning around failing companies and minor, 2-bit events like the Olympics and let's put him in charge of farming.
Is that passing anyone else's common sense test?
Didn't think so.
I don't know what Cabinet position is responsible for growing our nation's wealth and using our money responsibly, but if Mitt can't be VP, I'd say our nation puts him there.
Uh, yeah, let's take a guy who earned a Baker's Scholar in his Master's business degree from Harvard, a guy who has made umpteen millions in business for decades, whose speciality is turning around failing companies and minor, 2-bit events like the Olympics and let's put him in charge of farming.
Is that passing anyone else's common sense test?
Didn't think so.
I don't know what Cabinet position is responsible for growing our nation's wealth and using our money responsibly, but if Mitt can't be VP, I'd say our nation puts him there.
Grimble | 10:50 a.m. Aug. 30, 2008
Two more points:
1. If Palin gets her way, the LDS position on abortion will be illegal.
2. McCain chose hail-Mary politics over country with this choice. Instead of choosing someone ready to step in and save our country, he chose someone he hoped would be ready to step in and save a few votes for him to save his campaign.
1. If Palin gets her way, the LDS position on abortion will be illegal.
2. McCain chose hail-Mary politics over country with this choice. Instead of choosing someone ready to step in and save our country, he chose someone he hoped would be ready to step in and save a few votes for him to save his campaign.
Re: Grimble, 10:50 | 11:13 a.m. Aug. 30, 2008
You said that "McCain chose hail-Mary politics over country with this
choice. Instead of choosing someone ready to step in and save our country, he
chose someone he hoped would be ready to step in and save a few votes for him to
save his campaign."
Yeah, and your man Obama did the same thing.
Do you REALLY think that Obama chose Biden because he wanted a "stronger #2"?
Get real, anyone with a brain knows Obama chose Biden because he wanted Biden to strengthen the #1 position on the ticket, and ONLY the #1 position.
Yeah, and your man Obama did the same thing.
Do you REALLY think that Obama chose Biden because he wanted a "stronger #2"?
Get real, anyone with a brain knows Obama chose Biden because he wanted Biden to strengthen the #1 position on the ticket, and ONLY the #1 position.
Anonymous | 11:53 a.m. Aug. 30, 2008
I'm sorry, I just glanced at the picture, but did McCain just choose Marie
Osmond as VP candidate?
Anonymous | 12:20 p.m. Aug. 30, 2008
So McCain our great leader could have chosen Mitt: who has governed a state 4
years and actually made HUGE changes in comparison - overturned a huge deficit
plus gave them money (they are in a big deficit again I heard). He made
miracles happen for our US Olympics and made Utah money (without taking anything
in return), he has experience in actually HAVING a plan and executing HEALTH
CARE in his state, an amazing BUSINESSMAN, a CEO which incredible ability to
convey ideas and motivate people (MILLIONS voted for him), has a great family
and great family values, Stands for LIFE (it's in his heart and
"vote" as he was tested on it and proved himself), could have
respectively brought intellect and articulacy to this office and credibility
(even other countries would have respected and listened to him), brilliant in
actually CHANGING "BIG" things, not just talking about it, and
obviously motivated me and gave me HOPE, along with the other millions who voted
for him, and many more. What bad judgement McCain made for politics over the
love of country! Tha't a maverik? I won't vote Obama as they are so
wrong on values & policies. IF ONLY!
SlowS | 1:22 p.m. Aug. 30, 2008
How could he choose Palin, I mean, I enjoyed him as a member of Monty Python and
his travel documentaries, but he is such a silly man. I would be much more
comfortable with Palin, say as the Minister of Silly Walks. Sincerely, Me.
SlowS | 1:30 p.m. Aug. 30, 2008
JP Lambert's subtle, yet powerful posts leave me all a-quiver with his
intellectual clarity and have influenced me to change my mind time after time.
Grimble | 1:50 p.m. Aug. 30, 2008
To "Re Grimble @ 10:50":
Obama could have made much more politically expedient picks for his #2. He chose Biden because he's the most capable of being president if need be.
McCain's choice has nothing to do with our country's future past November.
Obama could have made much more politically expedient picks for his #2. He chose Biden because he's the most capable of being president if need be.
McCain's choice has nothing to do with our country's future past November.
David | 2:03 p.m. Aug. 30, 2008
So are you saying that while Palin was Governor of Alaska, because she
personally is against abortion, she made it illegal? As vice-president, she
couldn't even do such a thing. Apparently only the Supreme Court can make
such a ruling and they already made abortion legal long ago. George Bush is
personally against abortion, yet abortion remains safe and legal.
David | 2:11 p.m. Aug. 30, 2008
To Jean:
I am a working father with healthy children. It's hard enough to pull everything together and keep on top of all I have to do. Honestly, how can a father with two children have time to run a country? When all is said and done, a father will always put his children above his job. How will Obama manage as President?
I am a working father with healthy children. It's hard enough to pull everything together and keep on top of all I have to do. Honestly, how can a father with two children have time to run a country? When all is said and done, a father will always put his children above his job. How will Obama manage as President?
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