Sarah Palin--Window Dressing or Wise Choice?

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Sarah Palin--Window Dressing or Wise Choice?

Answer 1

i wouldn't call her window dressing

but then i am not pervert male con out to look at other man's wife's boobies

Answer 2

She is every liberals nightmare. SHe is both window dressing AND Wise

Answer 3

She is a fantastic choice

How ironic, Palin will be the first woman president and all the liberal women will have voted against her. Ha Ha

In 2012 hillary will have to run against the incumbent Republican president, President Palin.

Haha hahaha

Answer 4

A wise choice who also looks great!

Answer 5

Strategically clever, practically abysmal.

Answer 6

Sarah is more qualified to be POTUS than Obama. Wise choice.

Answer 7

Anyone, Democrat or Republican, who thinks that Governor Palin was chosen "simply" because she's a woman deserves to have their butts handed to them, as Senator Biden will in the VP debate.

Gov. Palin has a history of attacking establishment figures head-on, and defeating them. The best place outside of D.C. in which to do this is Alaska, where politics have become more calcified than almost anywhere else in the country. Her political resume includes sweeping out both a mayor and a governor in serious reform bids each time. If John McCain's only message this year was "reform in Washington", then Palin would be the perfect running mate.

As far as shoring up his evangelical base, as many have noted that McCain needs to do, Palin is also an excellent choice. She's a credible pro-life and pro-family feminist, who was given the choice to terminate her last pregnancy when it was discovered that her son would be born with Down Syndrome. Although 9/10's of women elect to have an abortion in those cases, Palin kept her child, which has been an inspiration to women and families across the country.

As far as her symbolic appeal goes, she represents far more than just women in the GOP. She, as well as Governor Jindal of Louisiana and even Governor Pawlenty of Minnesota, represents a new breed of Republican in this country. They are the next generation, free of any taint from Washington and especially President Bush. They remind us that "the future" doesn't just belong to the Democrats, but to all Americans.

Answer 8

I have always noticed how the Dem's prefer style over substance. I hope the Rep. aren't making the same mistake.

Answer 9

It makes sense.

Obama has celebrity status, he looks good on TV, makes speeches that sound good but have little substance.  He is a symbol of change. His election would make history.

In comes Palin.. She looks even better on TV.  If McCain is elected then it will also make history.  McCain now steals some of Obama's call for change.  Palin represents a fresh start for Republicans.  She has a proven record of cutting spending and reaching across party lines.  McCain cannot be called more of the same old failed policies of George Bush.  

Palin is a risk fo McCain, but it could just be what the Republicans need.  

Answer 10

Wise choice, she fights against the status quo and is not afraid of challenges.

Answer 11

Window dressing, notice how McCain surrounds herself with beauty queens. First wife, second wife, now vp. Shallow, shallow man.

Answer 12

like it is said in Football a great “hail mary” move… great moment in history … the first female VP will be Republican..THEN the first female president will be also Republican ..her!

.she has DONE things that Obama dreams of doing.... like against after her OWN party on corruption.…when if EVER obama has done the same in the highly corrupt Democrat party uh?...I say she is more for change than obama is...she has DONE it! Look it up!

Answer 13

Wise choice.  Obama's the one who make's men's legs tingle.

Answer 14

She was a wise choice but when the dust settles, critical thinkers will have to take a serious look and reject her because of lack of experience and the possibility that she uses power for personal reasons. The reality is that her governing experience of Alaska is not the same as being the Governor of Mass. or Florida.  There are school districts five times larger than her mayor experience. She would probably make an outstanding school superintendent.