Comments on: Sarah Palin, The most experienced?

By: The College Politico » Blog Archive » Oprah pulls an “Us Weekly” and pisses off fans by dissing Palin UPDATE: (many) Others jump on the “Us Weekly” boat

Tue, 07 Oct 2008 23:26:38 +0000

[...] Apparently Oprah Winfrey and Us Weekly (and now MTV) need to do a little more market research and figure out that their audience consists of more that Huffpo readers and Obamatons because today the Drudge Report broke a story which claimed that Oprah is ignoring fans and staff requests to book Republican Vice Presidential pick Sarah Palin. [...]

By: JMKC

JMKC — Sun, 07 Sep 2008 00:31:12 +0000

For those ignorant people who choose to believe that Alaska is a small insignificant state,,,go there!
As Governor of Alaska Palin has more foreign diplomacy experience and international trade and international relations experience with Japan, Russia and Canada, as well as other nations, than Osama/Oprama.

Judging from the campaign that MoveOn/George Soros immediately launched to smear Palin, the DemocRATS are running scared!
Palin is an extremely great woman and human being,,something the leftist feminazi/emu wussies know absolutely nothing about.

By: Oprah pulls an “Us Weekly” and pisses off fans by dissing Palin | The College Politico

Fri, 05 Sep 2008 22:01:50 +0000

[...] Apparently Oprah Winfrey and Us Weekly need to do a little more market research and figure out that their audience consists of more that Huffpo readers and Obamatrons because today the Drudge Report broke a story which claimed that Oprah is ignoring fans and staff requests to book Republican Vice Presidential pick Sarah Palin. [...]

By: Thomas Paine

Thomas Paine — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 04:29:55 +0000

Experience is an overblown issue. Judgment is much more important.
comparing who has more experience could be the lamest way this nation has ever picked a president. If experience mattered so much, Gore would have got 100% of the vote in 2000. and Bush I would have beat clinton in ‘92. Carter would have won in ‘80.
Experience doesn’t matter. A basic level of proven competence is all experience shows.
The key to experience is that you can see the judgment of the person improves. Sadly, McCain’s pick of Palin shows the opposite. It shows that after his years and years in office, he thought it would be a good idea to pick the least qualified person to be his VP to solidify his conservative support. It might help him, but it shows his judgment is pretty horrible.

By: thecollegepolitico

thecollegepolitico — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 03:57:44 +0000

Well… honestly, as I posted before, what you outlined is something I pointed out earlier as a potential problem with the pick. However, Palin still does have more actual experience than Obama and she is the only one with executive experience. That’s still a big plus for the Republicans since Obama is the presidential nominee for the dems and Palin is only the VP for the repubs. I mean seriously, you didn’t find it a tiny bit ironic today when the obamatrons were calling palin inexperienced and an “affirmative action” pick?

But don’t you think that experience is a legitimate issue?

By: Thomas Paine

Thomas Paine — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 02:46:49 +0000

This pick proves that experience isn’t vital to being president, and both candidates agree. McCain just proved that with this pick, and destroyed his strongest argument against Obama.
So now that experience is no longer in debate, we can focus on the issues… right?