I’d vote for her over Biden or Obama any day of the week…she has more executive experience than either one of them, who haven’t ever run anything other than their mouths.

Her regional accent is sexy and like a piece of home….it sounds fine in OHIO, MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN, MINNESOOTA, etc etc

notice anything there?

sven10077 on September 2, 2008 at 7:40 PM

It’s not her accent. It’s the fact that her voice is so high-pitched. I’m aware that to a large extent this isn’t something that it would be fair to fault her for, since everyone is born with their own unique voice box. That said, it’s difficult for a lot of people, both men and women, to listen to her speak because of her voice. All I’m saying is that it would be in her best interests to put some effort into mitigate this problem. It can be done.

I’m in the northwest corner of the state, unfortunately, I think it’s a bit more than 2 for Obama here :(

aikidoka on September 2, 2008 at 9:34 PM

Chicago south….maybe you guys can swap the rest of illinois for the afterbirth of Indiana…?

I live in Indiana and I know maybe 2 people who will vote for Obama.

Terrye on September 2, 2008 at 8:26 PM

I’m in the northwest corner of the state, unfortunately, I think it’s a bit more than 2 for Obama here :(

Whenever I think of Huck it reminds me of the Monks from Monty Python and the Holy Grail, chanting and slapping their heads with a board.

Bishop on September 2, 2008 at 6:50 PM

Day made. Thank you.

MadisonConservative on September 2, 2008 at 6:50 PM

x2

:)

I live in Indiana and I know maybe 2 people who will vote for Obama.

Terrye on September 2, 2008 at 8:26 PM

Try hard to point them to the correct choice. I know two people here in MA that will vote McCain not counting my wife and me. I think last election my wife and I were the only ones we knew that voted Bush. My son has “forgotten” to register to vote because he is afraid he might slip at collage and say he voted for McCain and he’s worried he may not make it out alive. At least by “forgetting” he can be “honest” and say he would have voted BO if he was registered. Sad isn’t it?

I live in Indiana and I know maybe 2 people who will vote for Obama.

I wish the site had an embed code. I like that one.

jmarcure on September 2, 2008 at 8:09 PM

Well, I hope people will have the courage to vote for the right candidate.

jmarcure on September 2, 2008 at 8:09 PM

That may work well in the dem primaries but in the general election…it’s a whole different ballgame.

I think he was discussing those who released the SS#?

sven10077 on September 2, 2008 at 7:37 PM

It doesn’t matter because I was teasing him/her about being a Firefly fan. The Browncoats are the rebels that fought for independence from the oppressive and overbearing Alliance and lost. The kids were taught that the Alliance didn’t want to tell people what to think only how to think.

Why am I getting a bad feeling about this?

martywd on September 2, 2008 at 7:55 PM

I am not nervous at all, she is getting the most up to date policy experts currently available.

People don’t have to tell others who they voted for.

DarkeningCloud on September 2, 2008 at 7:29 PM

No they don’t but they will because it will define them. Some will say they voted for him but will pull the lever for McCain but I think they will be few and far between. I live in MA where people just can’t get enough BO and I’ve had complete strangers ask if I will vote for him and complete the sentence with something about only a racist wouldn’t. What am I to say? To one guy I said no that I plan to sit out the race because I was a Clinton supporter and I was instantly branded a racist by him. So what happens if everyone I know says they voted for BO and he doesn’t win? I think the accusations start and people start calling each other traitors and closet racists. People just want to fit in and be liked and they really think voting for BO is their ticket off of the racist plantation.

Welcome! I was hoping it would stop once Gov. Palin had been selected AND Huckabee is campaigning for the ticket but as you can see, dreams die hard for StOlaf. Have fun this is a great sight.

Bush sends top notch group of policy wonks to work with Palin

William Amos on September 2, 2008 at 7:11 PM.

Why am I getting a bad feeling about this?

martywd on September 2, 2008 at 7:55 PM

Maybe because you believe this is something unusual? It’s not.

The important question we should all be asking is: who would the public pick in a one on one presidential race…..Joe Biden or Sarah Palin?

SaintOlaf on September 2, 2008 at 7:56 PM

Sarah Palin….Joe Biden gets 95 votes each time he runs for nomination.

We shall see. I think there is a strong urge to make history. People also want to believe that Obama can actually deliver on all the crap he is selling. He can’t, but since he can spend the first 2 or 3 years blaming everything on Bush he might not have to.

Terrye on September 2, 2008 at 7:29 PM

They know he can’t deliver and it doesn’t matter because he as a symbol and proof that they and we as a country are not racist. Just look at what people say about the world loving us because we will break the race barrier and elect a black or woman. Do you really think England, Germany or India give a rat’s behind if we elect a woman? Do you think African countries care if we elect a black? They all have had woman and blacks in positions of power for years. No we will do it to prove to ourselves that we are not racist. In fact I think that BO is the perfect pick because he is so inexperienced and is an empty suit. He represent a safe black without all the radical baggage people like Jackson and Sharpton bring to the table. Keeping his promises is the last thing they expect or care about.

My bad-I don’t get on here as much as I would like-I just recently was able to register and to reply on here-I guess my point is-in my humble opinion, McCain has a much better shot w/ Palin than any other established person…

Seems to working even better at this point. McCain gets to move on to other topics and let Barry and machine put a spotlight on the topic, which is still very unfavorable to Jo’bama. Sarah still has better executive experience, and a better understanding of Americans than Obama and Biden combined.

phreshone on September 2, 2008 at 7:37 PM

Maybe you’re right.

I hope Americans can overcome the brainwashing of the MSM and the dems hideous racial politics enough to at least stop obama.

With Mccain well into his “golden years” at 720…Biden almost seems like the safe pick experience wise.

We all know that if obama does win, he may get assassinated.. there has already been one KKK attempt on his life.

Of course the media glossed over that story because they don’t want obama to lose any support…

The important question we should all be asking is: who would the public pick in a one on one presidential race…..Joe Biden or Sarah Palin?

Wow! Conservatives called racists? What next?

Bush sends top notch group of policy wonks to work with Palin

William Amos on September 2, 2008 at 7:11 PM

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Why am I getting a bad feeling about this?

He has plenty of history, most bad. But there are willing dupes in the national press who want to make sure it never comes out.