Thank you for publishing this important and unnecessarily rare glimpse of Sarah Palin thinkin on her feet.
pete
· 1 year ago
I certainly dont think Palin is a stupid woman. She has been put in an impossible situation and is doing the best she can.
What truely amazes me is the % of people who think that she is qualified. Talk about party loyalty!!
Anyone who listens to what little is available where Palin is forced to think on her feet and feels that she is VP material (or god forbid, P material) is not being rational.
She is probably a very good person who is far far out of her league.
And it says tons about John McCain.
Ed
· 1 year ago
Priceless. The prototypical beauty pageant contestant tripping all over her tongue when asked to name another continent. Poor girl, don't make her think hard about financial crisis or foreign affairs, it hurts her head. Actually, she's just plain scary. I see her as the air force pilot riding the a-bomb into Moscow a la Dr. Strangelove. Yeah, lets go to war with Russia to defend Georgia.
wcf
· 1 year ago
She's like Bush squared. Exponentially worse. Before seeing this, I wouldn't have thought it possible.
jeff
· 1 year ago
LOL bush squared.
that is a good one
Sheena
· 1 year ago
You have got to be F**** kidding me. PALIN YOU JUST PUT A GUN TO MY HEAD AND SAID "VOTE FOR OBAMA." This logic that since Alaska is close to Russia gives her foriegn policy experience is absolutely insane. What is more insane is that they actually refuse to step away from this assertion. I would be the last person to say that Obama is without flaws, but my god I think I would rather go with the Harvard grad than the hockey mom
Running for VP for Dummies Chapter One - Form and complete sentence before speaking...
Geoff
· 1 year ago
Wow, it's painful to watch. I'm embarrassed for her (well, not really)
parsley
· 1 year ago
When asked what she meant when she said Alaska's proximity to Russia gives her foreign policy experience, all she does is give a definition of the word "proximity" . Lame. Last night's interview was just as bad. She didn't answer any questions. She only responded in talking points. At first, I didn't care if McCain or Obama won. Now I cannot bear the thought of the old ex-cancer patient McCain having this as his stand-in.
Split
· 1 year ago
truly unbelievable!
Hooks
· 1 year ago
She really needs to be able to come up with feesable and comprehensive arguements.
Bobby Gee
· 1 year ago
I am a Republican who is desperately trying to come up with a logical reason to vote for McCain. However, after seeing this interview I can only hope that Obama can steer us through this mess that Bush has created.
I've got to admit, though, that after seeing Hillary day after day for the past year being the ultimate flerg, Palin is a welcomed site for sore eyes.
BryanThatcher
· 1 year ago
Oooohhhhhh I just puked and it hurt!
Sean
· 1 year ago
From the Canadian side watching this is depressing cant the usa come up with somthing better . From our side it looks like the stakes cant be any higher for the US or the world !!!!
anonontheashram
· 1 year ago
well hell, one of my next door neighbors is Mexico, mebbe i can be a vice prfesident to, by golly.
shash
· 1 year ago
someone should ask her if she can spell potato(e)
ArtDodger
· 1 year ago
Try to find an actuary who would write a life insurance policy over four years for a 72-year-old man with four separate diagnoses of melanoma -- two at Stage Two. How much with Lloyds of London charge for a $1 million policy on that man's life? The odds are relatively high that if John McCain is elected president, he will die in office, leaving Sarah Palin in charge of the U.S. government. Country First? I think not.
dwstep
· 1 year ago
Extraordinary and frightening.
I have a hard time buying the argument that the "liberal" media treated her unfairly. Katie Couric seemed respectful and asked her the sorts of questions that all candidates get asked, as far as I can see. The sign of a seasoned candidate is someone who can handle difficult questions with aplomb and a ready set of answers.
It seemed clear from the start that this women did not have the credentials to run for VP. The interview depressingly confirms this fact. She cannot string coherent sentences together and comes across as a lightweight - stammering, uncertain - anything but the strong leadership we so desparately need at this time. This problem goes beyond politics - even if I disagree with the views expressed by a politician, I would at least like to feel that the person is learned, wise, and strong. Sarah Palin displays none of these qualities. They say that ultimately no one votes based on the VP candidate. Sarah Palin could end up being an exception to the rule, especially given how it speaks of John McCain's decision-making. I see choosing Sarah Palin as a running mate as an unbelievably cynical/political move that should insult women and the right wing, in general. Was it impossible to find an individual to energize the Republican base who had stronger credentials? If so, we are in a very sorry state of affairs.
Andrew
· 1 year ago
This country has currently 782 Nobel Price laureates, thousand of scholars, scientists, professors, the brightest minds on Earth... and we end up with THIS LOBOTOMIC BIMBO as our so very potential head of state?
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What truely amazes me is the % of people who think that she is qualified. Talk about party loyalty!!
Anyone who listens to what little is available where Palin is forced to think on her feet and feels that she is VP material (or god forbid, P material) is not being rational.
She is probably a very good person who is far far out of her league.
And it says tons about John McCain.
that is a good one
http://twostorks.com/blog/
Maybe she will end up in a Weezer video
Chapter One
- Form and complete sentence before speaking...
Last night's interview was just as bad. She didn't answer any questions. She only responded in talking points.
At first, I didn't care if McCain or Obama won. Now I cannot bear the thought of the old ex-cancer patient McCain having this as his stand-in.
I've got to admit, though, that after seeing Hillary day after day for the past year being the ultimate flerg, Palin is a welcomed site for sore eyes.
From our side it looks like the stakes cant be any higher for the US or the world !!!!
I have a hard time buying the argument that the "liberal" media treated her unfairly. Katie Couric seemed respectful and asked her the sorts of questions that all candidates get asked, as far as I can see. The sign of a seasoned candidate is someone who can handle difficult questions with aplomb and a ready set of answers.
It seemed clear from the start that this women did not have the credentials to run for VP. The interview depressingly confirms this fact. She cannot string coherent sentences together and comes across as a lightweight - stammering, uncertain - anything but the strong leadership we so desparately need at this time. This problem goes beyond politics - even if I disagree with the views expressed by a politician, I would at least like to feel that the person is learned, wise, and strong. Sarah Palin displays none of these qualities. They say that ultimately no one votes based on the VP candidate. Sarah Palin could end up being an exception to the rule, especially given how it speaks of John McCain's decision-making. I see choosing Sarah Palin as a running mate as an unbelievably cynical/political move that should insult women and the right wing, in general. Was it impossible to find an individual to energize the Republican base who had stronger credentials? If so, we are in a very sorry state of affairs.
and we end up with THIS LOBOTOMIC BIMBO as our so very potential head of state?