Comments on: Palin Suggests Executive Experience Is Key Presidential Attribute

[russ4america]

No Hillary supporter would vote for McCain. Really Blondshag, you must think we''re as dumb as anyone who would support the McCain/Palin ticket. Dumb like you. Go away.

[rabalter]

If only the Republicans could find a candidate with the experience that George W. Bush had when he came to office............

[Blondshag]

I am a diehard Hillary Rodham Clinton VOTER. I VOTED FOR JOHN MCCAIN AND SARAH PALIN LAST WEDNESDAY - WITH HONOR!

MCCAIN AND PALIN IS THE REAL TEAM TO PUT AMERICA BACK ON TRACK WITH OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL PEOPLE.

GO---JOHN MCCAIN!!!
GO---SARAH PALIN!!!

[bks59]

sen Mccain has been in the US legislature forr more than 2 decades, other than the Keating 5 he has not proven himself to be a leader or stand above and beyond his peers, that is not the sign of a leader.

In the short time the Sen Obama has risen to noteriety he has developed a plan that beast the Clinton polital machine, developed coalitions that effectivel reach all sectors of our social make-up demonstating an ability to develope an idea and follow thruogh to fruition-a sign of effective leadership.

[michaelkennedyp3]

A vote for McCainPalin is a choice of experience over an unproven person. Maybe not the charismatic choice, but running a country is not about charisma.

It''s about knowing how to get the job done.

I suspect if elected Obama will follow a pattern of decision making much like President Lyndon Johnson creating an enormous wellfare state, and when it suits his fancy, creating a Gulf of Tonkin incident in order to make himself look presidential.

And lets not forget higher taxes because the Democrats never met a tax hike they didn''t like.

Increasing taxes along with firing up the printing press at the Federal Reserve should send inflation through the roof before the end of his term in office.

Just what an ailing economy needs.

[knightsbud]

No doubt SP has tons of executive experience, the wrong kind...only to benifit herself such as having Alaska pay to transport her family everywhere. Having a baby bed in the Gov''s office scares me...does she go "off the clock" to take care of the "inhouse family". Todd seems to have his own desk and/or office too. She is a high school beauty contest gal who thinks she is above everyone else and that she can do anyting she wants, under the guse of "executive experience". Please please someone audit her and get her OUT of politics totally....

Is it really appropriate, upon speaking with a foreign leader for the first time, to gush "WE LOVE YOU!"? Palin thought she was talking to French President Sarkozy, and she sounds like an adoring fan fawning over a celebrity. How undignified. How un-Presidential (or un-Vice-Presidential in her case). After eight years of Bush the Simpleton, we really need to bring class, grace, culture and intelligence back to the White House. I''m afraid Palin''s idea of a formal White House dinner would be pot-luck with plenty of Jello molds.

[dnsallday]

Sarah Palin believes that only she has what it takes to be President.

Delusions of Grandeur is a symptom of a serious mental disability.

No wonder she broke her promise of releasing her medical records.

[ejfost]

Those of you who voted early and for McCain must be sad to see this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4aHL12vtEM you can read the transcript.

Go Obama!

[mattcat25]

TonWax,There was no Yellow Cake Uranium sold from Niger to Saddam Hussein as told by a bogus document presented from Italy. There were no Weapons of Mass Destruction or Viable Delivery Systems. The Iraq was a Republican Entitlement Program to redistribute the wealth (our tax dollars) to Private War Contractors.

If you haven%u2019t got it by now you must be a REPUBLICAN!