Republicans, if McCain dies, is Sarah Palin ready to lead the nation?

Question

Seriously...Do you think what is good in Alaska is good enough for all of America?

Answer 1

You bet.

Alaskans know what is like to live well when things are tough.

I rather trust someone who knows how to live off the land than someone who knows how to live off the people that sent them to Congress.  

Answer 2

Sarah Palin = McCain's biggest blunder.

McCain may as well kiss his Presidential ambition goodbye.

He should also check in to the nearest mental institution.  

Answer 3

Hey if you aren't worried about Barack Obama's inexperience I'm not worried about Sarah. Look at her track record. She went up against a sitting Republican governor in the primary and whipped him. Then she took on a former governor who was a Democrat and whipped him. I like this gal. She whips Republicans AND Democrats. We need more people like her.  

Answer 4

Absolutely, she brings more real world experience to the table right now that Obama and Biden combined

Answer 5

Yes.  She has more executive experience than Obama.

Answer 6

I will be happy to see a woman president who will kick out all the corrupts even from her own party. She did it in Alaska i am sure she can do it in Washington. And she has more experience than Obama.

Answer 7

Sarah is ready to lead the nation into a snow drift.  McCain showed an incredible lack of good judgment when he chose this minor league pork chop.  

Answer 8

You liberals are really desperate now. All of you were happy last night but as soon as you found out today McCain picked a woman **** hit the fan.

Nothing but anger today from you libs.

Answer 9

Governor Palin used $400,000 in tax dollars to overturn legislation (WHICH THE CITIZENS OF ALASKA OVERWHELMING SUPPORTED) which would have prohibited shooting wolves from helicopters. (hunting? I don't think so)

Nobody belongs in the White House who will spend tax dollars overturning the will of the people.

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Answer 10

yes, she will draw from her experiences as mayor of 9000 Eskimos, and head or her local PTA board. She is in over her head. McCain is a strange dude.

Answer 11

Yes, just remember everything the Pres and Vice Pres does has to go through the senate and congress.  Everybody Lightenup for Petes Sake.  that's why they have a Cabinet...dahh...where have you nuts been?

Answer 12

Not IF McCain dies but WHEN.  Being President is the most stressful and demanding job in the world, not to mention he has had several bouts of cancer.  

Answer 13

She was picked to get votes. Period. Its a popularity contest at this point. The real issues as to whether or not she will make a viable president if McCain were to leave office in one form or another is a moot point.Voters as a whole are simpletons.

Republican, democrat....all policies will stay virtually the same no matter who gets into office. We will still be in Iraq for the next several years and the enonomy will continue to tank...no matter who is in office.

Will either of them do anything about the Federal Reserve? Will any of them do anything about our unbacked currency that is almost worth zilch? Kennedy started to circulate "silver certificate" dollars into the economy, but when he was assassinated, Johnson had them all pulled back out of the economy. Back to square one.

And thats where we have been since. Show me any voter who knows what I'm talking about and I'll show you someone who actually has researched this issue. Show me someone who doesn't know anything about this and I'll show you a voter who is backing McCain or Obama.

Answer 14

Yes. She has executive experience.  And you actually believe Obama is. Heh! Heh! Heh! Please go have a seat.  The doctor will be with you.  

Answer 15

Yes.  She would do exactly what inexperienced Obama has done, select a VP that would help and advise her.  

Answer 16

No, but she could lead a PTA meeting.

Answer 17

She is far better prepared than Obama is right now!

Answer 18

I think if we all stick to the issues then the best candidate will be elected...

Playing these trivial games reeks of partisanship and I am against that completely...

Obama in 2008 (and 2012 if we're lucky)

"weapon X" I'm not angry, how about we try not to generalize and stick to the topic and individuals at hand...

Answer 19

I thought this was the joke of the day.....DUMB AND DUMBER.

Answer 20

It's amusing in a way. It sounds like a scenario from a bad 80' s Goldie Hawn vehicle.  

Answer 21

I'm sure she would some direction from Rush.

Answer 22

No. McCain is willing to risk having that unqualified lady become commander in chief in these troubled times just to win a few votes. Can anyone seriously argue she'll be ready on day one if that should be necessary?

Is that country first? Risking the future of America's children to pick up some female voters? What an insult to the intelligence of the good American people