Is Sarah Palin a game changer?

Question

I say yes, especially if 37 million people watch her speech last night....just a tad under Obama.

http://www.drudgereport.com/

Answer 1

You could assume that, but VP's traditionally have a very small impact on elections.  They just don't.

They can sink a candidate, but rarely do they prop them up.

Answer 2

Absolutely a game changer and the Dems can't stand it.

She hit it out of the park last night.

What will be interesting to see is if the Clintons will sabotage Obama's campaign as originally planned ........ I am betting yes. Because in 2012 if Obama wins (which he won't) he would go a second term. Then the next presidential election would be 2024, Hillary couldn't wait until then. If Palin runs in 2012, Clinton probably figures she can easily beat her. But she is wrong.

McCain/Palin 08

Answer 3

Yes.

She is what the Republicans need!

She just WON it last night.

Read it and weep, libs.

Anxiously awaiting the thumbs downs.

Answer 4

If it were possible to schedule a plane to crash at a specific hour during prime time, and it was announced ahead of time, 37 million curious people would tune in for that too.

Answer 5

the number of people watching her speech has nothing to do with the number of people who agreed with her or like her.  i watched last night and found her completely uninteresting, condescending, and completely unable to highlight her own accomplishments but rather adept at putting down the great accomplishments of others.  totally pathetic and you repugs got what you paid for.

Answer 6

We all tuned in to see the Republicans latest Hillbilly. It's like looking a car crash, you just can't help but look. I kept hearing banjos playing as she yacked away.