Sarah Palin is the RNC's Veep.... can the DNC still win the election ?

Answer 1

h**l no!

Answer 2

Yes, the con's platform didn't change. It's still same-o same-o.

Answer 3

Actually I don't think we can. Were you watching the reaction of the women on the news when they announced it? They are hooked.

Answer 4

They now need Hillary more than ever

Answer 5

Nope. Obama is toast.  

Answer 6

Sure they can. Obama's got momentum, a heartwarming personal story and the tickets are evenly matched: One old, white geezer and one younger "minority," (counting women as a minority).  I mean who cares about the issues?  This is a battle of images.

Answer 7

They weren't going to win before, this only cements it. Wait till after the RNC and the 529s start unloading on Obama and his pals Ayers, Resko, and Wright.

Obama is toast.

Answer 8

If America will just listen to what each candidate stands for they will make the best choice beyond the packaging.

Answer 9

Yes.  But only if the blasted hillary feminists dont go nuts

Answer 10

I don't know but the word "veep" is incredibly annoying.

Answer 11

Veeps are news blurbs.  By election time, most rational voters have returned their full focus to the presidential candidates.  And, my fellow Americans, that's where McCain beats Obama.

Obama is a gifted orater, the pinacle of which was reached last night during his acceptance speech.  However, if you read the speech (thus taking away the performance factor) you will see that it is chocked full of idealism with precious little substance.

In the end, Obama is completely inexperienced and not ready for the job.  John McCain has reach further and more often across the aisle than any senator in recent history.  This is because he is more interested in doing what is right for the American people than upholding a party platform.  Which just goes to show that while Obama gives wonderously empty speeches about change, John McCain gets it done.

You naysayers should consider: why is McCain's veep pick a "token" move or strategy pick while Obama's candidacy is supposedly historic.  Funny, I thought liberals were against gender bias.

Answer 12

Absolutely.

This pick is a stretch at best.

Answer 13

McCain will definitely get the MILF lovers vote.

Answer 14

It will really depend on how well she does in the debates with Biden. She's got just as much experience as Obama.

Answer 15

  Yes if they say Obama has no experience then they should really slam this VP.  

Answer 16

Of course.  Women aren't stupid enough to vote for McCain simply because he made such a transparently condescending attempt to win their votes.  On top of that she is from a small state (population wise), disagrees with McCain on Alaska drilling and is under investigation by her states government.  Speaking strictly politically, I'm amazed that McCain picked her.

Answer 17

Palin=80% favorability rating in her state. 'Nuff said.

Answer 18

Are you joking?!?!  

This pick is sooooooo gooooood for the Democrats.  McCain just admitted he lost his best argument about experience and judgment.