Are the Dem's a little jealuos that Palin had about the same amount of viewers for her speech as Obama had?

Question

the Dem's presidential candidate had a slightly higher number than the Republican vice presidential candidate...thats gotta hurt someones ego...

Answer 1

Lol your spelling reveals your low educational level.  You definitely belong in the GOP!

And to answer about Palin's speech, you mistake our uncontrolled laughter for jealousy!

Answer 2

They should be jealous that she drew more applause than what he did too.And she wasn't even in a 75,000 seat football stadium!

Answer 3

by my calculations 1 million less viewers right?

and gues what--that means all of the viewer for Obama, all 37 million wanted to hear him speak.

1 million less people can change an election--that's how many "viewers" didn't care what Pawn Palin/McSame had to say.

OBAMA / BIDEN '08

Answer 4

I thought having a big audience was a bad thing to republicans?  It proves that they are wannabe celebrities

Answer 5

Talking about Ego, they are never talking about him in the news anymore, that must hurt!

Answer 6

im not jealous, im glad..people have to have ALL the info in order to be able to make an informed decision for who there voting for... she came from nowhere, she was a nobody, shes got A LOT of skeletons in her closet.. of course ppl are watching!!

Answer 7

They are jealous she is more qualified!

Answer 8

Why? Of course, any politically aware person was going to watch and see what Schulz, (Bush's speechwriter) wrote for her. We wanted to see what GOP talking points would be established by her.

We have learned that McCain's campaign will have a snarky tone and tenor and that they do not intend to discuss any important issues. McCain will do the "noun, verb POW" speeches. and Caribou Barbie will attack other peoples experience and have a "right-wing talk show host" nasty insinuating voice. Also, Mccain and Barbie like the Obama theme of change now.

Viewers? No problem. Obviously with the pile of money donated to Obama's campaign the next day it was all to the good!    

Answer 9

i watch it to hear her talk about GOD IN THE MANNER SHE DOES  this is serious when you keep telling millions of people things god did not order your step to tell this country is already having too many storms because of the lies bush told this woman is a big joke she's governer over a total white civiliztion no blacks that in itself tells me a lot this country is a melting pot also it is said she has very racist veiws and says she loves GOD yeah right .jealous never i'm a believer and i can't see any god in her just religion!!

Answer 10

I'm happy people did view her speech, the more people listen to her, the more will see, Palin is no Hillary Clinton. It's an Insult to us for John McCain to even think, because we voted for Hillary, we will now vote for Palin. Forget it John McCain!

Answer 11

Actually, I took this statistic as indicating our country's curiosity with this historical race.  No matter who you are, what you believe, or who you plan on voting for...November 4th will be historic.  For the first time in our 232 history, a woman or a minority will be in the White House.  That's cool to me, and I tuned into both speeches to witness a little history.    

Answer 12

It is no surprise.  No one knows anything about her so of course they will tune in.  I found it rather insulting to McCain that the crowd cheered for her more than McCain.

Answer 13

Obama and his stadium seemed to be a bit of overkill!  

Answer 14

You do realize many of Dems watched this in order to inform ourselves?

Answer 15

Why would we be jealous of the fact that Palin is well liked by republicans but they cant stand the guy on top of the ticket.

Answer 16

Actually she did not. Obama drew 1 million more and he didn't lie 5 or 6 times! That is 1/32 more than Palin!

Democrat's want to know who there enemy is as no one knew the governor of a state which has a population 1/2 the size of New Hampshire! I am sure Obama drew less Republican viewers!

Answer 17

I'm not a Dem, and other respondents have basically said the same thing, but I think you're mistaking curiosity for popularity.  If McCain were to be elected there's a good chance that Sarah Palin would at some point become the president of the U.S.  It makes perfect sense to me that people of all parties and ideologies would be scrambling to find out who this woman is.  If English is your second language, you might want to start paying attention to the spell checker.  It keeps a running tab of your spelling errors.  There are allot of words and names that it doesn't recognize, but I find it helpful about half of the time.

Answer 18

Yeah. Funny how that works. and the CRAZY money Obama spent for that circus... What a joke!!!

Answer 19

reports are that Palin got more than 40 million.  with nary a temple column in sight!