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Poll ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Do you agree Obama is more Qualified to be the Commander in Chief than Governor Palin ?

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Poll ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Do you agree Obama is more Qualified to be the Commander in Chief than Governor Palin ?

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  1. No but Palin is not running for the BIG CHAIR.


  2. Bases on what. As governor Palin has to make decisions on a daily basis. Obama during what little time he has spent in the state senate and god know 143 days at the federal level has never had to make a major decision and in fact any decisions.

  3. No. Neither is ready, but Palin is not at the top of the ticket and therefore Obama is worse because he would become commander in chief. McCain in my opinion is the only one of the candidates ready and he is at the top of the ticket and has my vote Palin is not running for president.

  4. No, Palin has more executive experience than Obama, who has none.

    As far as foreign policy, if Obama had experience in that he wouldn't have needed Biden on his ticket.

  5. Lets' see...

    Obama: 8 years as a state senator, 3.5 years as a US Senator...over 10 years of community advocate..sat on foreign relations committe, EU relations committee, Healthcare senate committee, committee of economic affairs, .. = 20 years of public service

    Palin: Mayor of a small town consisting of 5000 people in alaska, Governor for 20 months...

    Yea...I'd say Obama is just a little more qualified...

    Palin doesn't even have any relevant education.

    scary thought, her commanding the military, and running the country if something happened to McCain.

  6. Palin has ten years more administrative experience than Obama, so my response is no.


  7. No, not even close.  Obama has absolutly no executive experiance.  What a joke.

  8. yessssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss...

  9. No way!!!

    I can see him going to tea partys with iran and russia.

  10. NO WAY.  What has he done?  He can be rather eloquent at times but what are the specific accomplishments that demonstrate his capabilities as a leader, his problem solving skills, his ability to bring people together to deliver better solutions for America?  Trust me, while he may be bringing most of the Democrat party together, he's not endeared himself to conservatives.  We don't want any part of his socialist agenda.  It's bad for America.

  11. Disagree.

  12. I'm afraid of McCain becoming president because it will be extremely damaging. I mean if we don't do anything about global warming the polar ice caps will melt and essentially put US coast and major cities under water. There's nothing to govern if we have no country to live in. The war in Iraq is never going to end as long as we are dependent on oil. Drilling off shore will still not be enough to completely fuel America if we were to continue using oil. So giving a 3rd world country in search of obtaining nuclear weapons money will only fall from about 79 billion to 59. Money that we are still borrowing from china who owes us nothing and has the greatest economy in the world at the moment. And to vote Palin as VP who is a women completely inexperienced to think that McCain thinks we are stupid enough to vote based on s*x only is insulting. McCain really looks down on the American people.

    Palin is a nobody and was picked by McCain after one visit. Its obvious that her qualification or lack there of was NOT the reason McCain picked her...But only the fact that she can wear a pencil skirt. PALIN IS NO HILARY! She is a poor choice for someone who could potentially be the President of the United States. If you are unable to see that, then I really don't know where you draw the line for experienced/inexperienced or progression /regression.

    War is a big issue yes...But for the last 7 years our approach has not been THOROUGHLY reevaluated. This is ONE issue. To a number of issues. health care, economy, environment, taxes, jobs, and education that McCain is all inexperienced in and the only issues I heard McCain address are oil and war. Where he plans to give more to the foreign oil companies through tax breaks. We can't afford for those other issues to sit on the back burner AGAIN for another 4 years!

    Vote for Obama. How can anyone say Obama doesn't have loyalty to the people when he turned down cooperate CEO jobs to work for the people DIRECTLY??? And instead of sipping champagne at rich republican party's kissing *** he was working in closet size offices in inner city's to support families that lost their job and health care to foreign countries, Obamas been working for the people of this country black, white, g*y, straight and of all religions. Open your eyes and look beyond the visual perceptions.

    I can't believe McCain when he talks about morals because of the way he treated his first wife.

        

  13. NO.  She was/is a Governor, which is like running a little country.  And aside from issues I strongly disagree with, she did a really good job doing it.  

  14. Absolutely

  15. Apples to oranges question.

    McCain is WAY more qualified than Obama.

  16. Once again you ask the same questions over and over and over again they are getting really old...and to answer your stupid question again. I truly believe that Gov. Palin and is more qualified then the communist obama who doesn't even deserve to have is name capitalized!!

  17. No. Palin has executive experience. Obama doesn't!

    Besides, she is not running for president. She is running for vice president. She is tough and smart and will be a quick study in office.

    She is running a state that is bigger than most countries for one!

  18. Yes.

    PRE-POLITICAL EDUCATION:

    Palin: University of Idaho. B.A. in Journalism

    Obama: Occidental College,Columbia University,Harvard Law School- B.A. in political science and international relations. Professional Doctorate (J.D. or Juris Doctor) magnacum laude from Harvard.

    PRE-POLITICAL EXPERIENCE:

    Palin: Winner of the 1984 Miss Wasilla beauty contest, 2nd in the Miss Alaska pageant. Won "Miss Congeniality" award for playing flute. Breifly a sports reporter for KTUU-TV in Anchorage. Also helped her husbands commercial fishing business.

    Obama: 4 years at New York Public Interest Research Group, a non partisian political organization. 3 years as a community organizer on the south side of chicago. Editor of Harvard Law Review, later elected President of Harvard Law review. Director of Illinois Project Vote. Teacher of constitutional law at the University of Chicago Law School for twelve years. Associate and counsel of Davis, Miner, Barnhill & Galland, a 12-attorney law firm for 11 years. Founding member of the board of directors Public Allies. Served on the board of directors of the Woods Fund of Chicago. Served on the board of directors of The Joyce Foundation. Served on the board of directors of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge for 7 years. Served on the board of directors of the Chicago Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, the Center for Neighborhood Technology, and the Lugenia Burns Hope Center

    POLITICAL CAREER:

    Palin: 1992-1996- Served 2 terms on city council then 2 terms as Mayor of Wasilla Alaska- population 6700 people.

    Obama: 4 years as an illinois senator- population 12,852,548 people. Chairman of the Illinois Senate's Health and Human Services Committee.

    Palin: 1 year as Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commissioner. Then moved on to serve almost 2 years as governer of Alaska- population 683,478. One of three directors of "Ted Stevens Excellence in Public Service Inc". Lifelong NRA member.

    Obama: An additonal 4 years as a U.S. Senator. Senate Committees for Foreign Relations, Environment and Public Works and Veterans' Affairs. Chairman of the Senate's subcommittee on European Affairs. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, and more.

    MAJOR POLITICAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

    Palin: In 2007, pressured lawmakers to get the Alaska Gasoline Inducement Act passed to build a natural gas pipeline to deliver 35 trillion feet of North Slope natural gas to market. ....Alaska's first woman governor.....

    Obama: Sponsored over 800 bills to reform healthcare, ethics in washington, veterans benefits and more. Passed a bill that expanded healthcare to over 100,000 people in Illinois.. Passed a bill that set up community health centers to serve underserved populations. Passed a bill that provided the earned income tax credit to thousands of Illinois families. Passed a bill reforming the death penalty that had sent innocent people to death row. Passed a major ethics reform bill that banned excessive gifts from lobbysts. Co-sponsored a bill to mandate regualr inspections of Veterans hospitals like Walter Reid.

    http://www.votesmart.org/bio.php?can_id=...

    http://www.votesmart.org/bio.php?can_id=...

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barack_Obam...

    barackobama.com/issues

    http://obama.senate.gov/committees/

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Palin

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alaska

    http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2007/0...


  19. I think so, and I also think that the American Public if nothing else, is more COMFORTABLE with him by now. As Obama put it last night,

    People are comparing him to Palin on experience, but as he put it:

    Before she was Gov. of AK, she was a Mayor of 8000 (which is most of her Exec. experience). She had 50 employees and a budget of 12M. IN OBAMA'S campaign ALONE, he has 2500 on the payroll, and a budget that is 3x as large as her's was and that's EVERY SINGLE MONTH.

    He's been all over the world and met with digitaries, presidents, etc. Shes been out of the country ONCE.

    He's sat on the FOREIGN RELATIONS committee for 3 years and has the approval of 18M people.

    I keep asking myself, "Sarah, Who?"

  20. YES - without a doubt, Obama is much more qualified!

  21. Obama is running against McCain.  Don't tell the stupid Obamabots though. They may stain their panties.

  22. NO

  23. Yes

  24. Unlike obama, Governor Palin actually has executive experience.

  25. Without a doubt. I think he is more qualified than McCain based just off of his political views.

  26. BRISTOL DRINKING HARDCORE LIQUOR AND BOOZE AND HANDLING A FIREARM UNSUPERVISED

    http://www.stupidsheeple.com/index.php/2...

  27. Duhhhh!!

    Bristol Palin underage drinking pics surface

    http://perezhilton.com/2008-09-02-what-d...

  28. NOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!

  29. I wouldn't put Obama in charge of the dog catchers, let alone a Great country lke America. This country was founded on strength and remains free through our strife. Obama would, as Commander in Chief, weaken this country with his 'Blame America First' policies.    

  30. Yep, leading us down the wrong road Obama would be the best qualified Commander in Chief.

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