Isn't it a plus that Governors have experience in leading and delegating?

Question

As opposed to a Senator who has experience in...in...uh...showing up to vote (or not)

Answer 1

Experience in a state where everyone gets oil "dividends" without owning stock, that drives up our oil prices huh?

Sounds like a socialist for not getting rid of it to me.

Answer 2

Out of all four candidates, she is the only one to have ever run a government.  In her first post as mayor, she governed more people in that little town than voted for Biden nationally in the primary.

But none of this matters, I'm voting for her because she's hot.  Really hot and I'm a chauvanist pig.

Answer 3

Bush was a governor and has been a total failure as president so I would say that the jury is out at best.

Incidentally, if executive experience is the acid test, she has more experience than McCain so you'd have to assume she's number 2 because she is a woman.

Answer 4

It's a plus when you govern a state where people actually live.  

Only 670,000 people live in the whole state.  More people live in the city of Memphis.

Answer 5

Obama has foreign policy experience, and has met with world leaders. What foreign policy experience does Plain have?

Answer 6

She has great experience at abusing power just like Bush and Cheney, well maybe not that good she's under investigation and they aren't (but they d**n well should be)

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Answer 7

Of course it is - but you won't hear that from the democrats.

Palin has more executive experience than Obama and Biden combined.

Answer 8

Except in Alaska where the oil exec take care of those things.

Answer 9

Yeah, like delegating the task of putting pressure on officials to fire her ex brother-in-law so that he wouldn't have a job and couldn't fight for any custody of his children.

I don't really think America needs someone with those values.