Does the fact that McCain's VP pick is very anti-environment and wildlife affect your decision?

Question

What do you think?

Answer 1

after they loose, bush, McCain Cheney and palin can go hunting.

dems 08

Answer 2

I just had to respond.  So many of you who attacked this question have no answer but "no she's not."  That is a rather silly response to someone who is curious about her environmental stances or doubting them.  I suggest those who are interested take a look at her vetoes/bill passages, agendas, executive orders, etc.  I think your ammunition of "nah uh" will be hard pressed to sell the many doubters of Palin.

http://w3.legis.state.ak.us/

Answer 3

Nope. She values human life and that is a lot more important than wildlife.

Answer 4

yes the man messed up and now I AM NOT VOTING AT ALL\

Answer 5

how is she anti environment and anti wildlife?  she loves both, she is a hunter, camper, out doors woman.  McCain/Palin has my vote!

Answer 6

Pfeniks,

Why are you misrepresenting Gov Palin.

She is NOT anti-environment or anti-wildlife.

As an Alaskan (I live in WA now) I can tell you that your assumption is 100% wrong. Remember, a huge amount of funds to support the natural environment, especially in AK, comes from hunting licenses.

Additionally, if you're referring to drilling in ANWR - the total land area needed is less than .2% of the entire ANWR.

Where the pipeline was built, it actually attracts wildlife. The animals find food much easier and flourish.

As a camper, fisherwoman, hunter, and as an Alaskan, Palin is very pro-environment.

"Ranger"

Answer 7

No. I care more about humans and our country. The U.S. is the MOST environmentally friendly nation on the Earth.

BTW, why do you think Sarah Palin is very anti-environment and wildlife? There's no evidence of that.

Answer 8

I think it won't matter who "wins" the next "election". If you think things are going to get better, you are in for a rude awakening.

Answer 9

No. I'm still voting Obama/Biden in November.