Palin - a creationist a heartbeat away from the White House? ?

Question

What do you folks think about that? Good idea or bad?

Answer 1

I like it.  Don't know about you, but suspect you don't.  Whatever.  It's better than a Socialist IN the White House.

Answer 2

I think it is better than the Dem nominee running at the top of their ticket. 100 percent better!

Answer 3

PALIN FOR VICE PRESIDENT 2008

PALIN FOR PRESIDENT 2012

Answer 4

How is that worse than the history revisionists (Clinton) or requiring Islam studies be taught. If you're willing to broaden the next generations' minds, why discriminate?

Answer 5

Wonder if she would force people to watch The Flintstones in science class.

Answer 6

scary ain't it

Answer 7

She is a very good choice.

She has far more experience than Obama does, and the quality of her experience is much better than Obama's.

I am far more concerned about a candidate for President who has a very thin resume as Obama has than I am about a candidate for Vice President who has a thin resume.

Answer 8

And a vindictive one at that from what i have read. Rather scary, sort of Margaret Thatcher with  serious religious delusions.  You might have had more fun posting this in the religion section.

Answer 9

Are you saying someones religion should keep them out of the white house? I believe that makes you a bigot.

Edit~ Spin it anyway you want judging someone on their religion is bigotry, Christian, Pagan, Muslim, or Agnostic.

Wait you mean Evolution isn't just a THEORY, anymore than Creationism is? They found Hard Facts that hold up! Great please pass on the info.

Answer 10

Obama - an America-hating, terrorist sympathizer, socialist a heartbeat away from the White House.

Does that answer your question?

Answer 11

Evolution isn't science, sorry to say. It's paganism masquerading as science. Evolution has so much evidence against it, that even its strongest supporters are becoming skeptical. It's too bad that people like you parrot the same atheistic propaganda in order to try to scare people away from supporting creationists.

Answer 12

I mostly care about how she was the mayor of a town of about 9,000 people only two years ago and then the governor of Alaska which has something like the third least greatest population for states in the US and if McCain wins will be vice president. I really don't think she has the experience to be a vice president. To be blunt, McCain is old, and has been treated for cancer etc. What if at some point he is no longer capable of leading and she becomes President?!!!?

I don't mind if she believes in creationism or evallution, it doesn't matter too much in comparison to other things.

Answer 13

Almost every President in history was a creationist. Why does that surprise you? It'll take years before we Atheists and Agnostics get our people in there.

Answer 14

Very bad idea. You can believe what ever you want, but don't force your beliefs on me. If I wanted to think like you, I would have gone to private Catholic school. Politicians who use their religion as their base for running a country should not be elected into office. It's narrow-minded and goes against the very foundation of what this country was born on.

Answer 15

Good.

Why should it matter if she's a Creationist? Don't you find it the least bit pathetic that you actually find that to be a factor in whether or not her being Vice President will be good / bad?

Answer 16

It is her personal opinion.  The president and VP are not supposed to govern by their personal opinions...Unfortunately , it has happened.  

Answer 17

She is Not just a “political” choice, She is  a gimmick, a Karl Rove trick, staged quickly on the day after the Democratic Convention to steal thunder from that event, and done without proper vetting. Proof that that’s precisely how McCain is going to run our country: Just as Bush/Cheney did, as a toy, a means to get and keep power, without regard to the wellbeing of its citizens.

Answer 18

That would be the last straw and the last of what we've known America to be.