What makes you think Palin would be good as VP?

Question

What makes you think Palin would be good as VP?

Answer 1

Executive Experience, ethic reformer, no pushover, not afraid to go after he fellow Republicans, and actually has backed up what she has said.

Answer 2

In my opinion she will do great. Just watch her when she debates Biden.

Personally I saw her debates when she was running for Governor of Alaska, she is no pushover, she is very intelligent and when she talks she knows what she is talking about.

She understands issues as they relate to Energy and the Economy.

Bottom line she will be a great VP.

Answer 3

She is a very strong woman and has fought against political corruption.  She is not a Washington insider but has executive experience and is definitely a fighter.

Answer 4

as long as the President stays alive ANY dolt could be a good V.P.

Answer 5

She's got more experience than Obama, so I think she'd do well.

Answer 6

I don't...lol

Answer 7

She won;t

Answer 8

She can "negotiate".  

Answer 9

I don't think she was the best choice. She has almost as little experience as Obama...but then again that seems to mean change...I like my "change" at the VP level then at the top of the ticket.

But HERE is an encouraging story:

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

EXCERPT: Governor Murkowski appointed Palin to the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission, where she chaired the Commission from 2003 to 2004, and also served as Ethics Supervisor.[35] Palin resigned in January 2004 in protest over what she called the "lack of ethics" of fellow Republican members.[7][36][37]

After resigning, Palin filed formal complaints against the state Republican Party's chairman, Randy Ruedrich,[38] and former Alaska Attorney General Gregg Renkes.[39] She accused Ruedrich, one of her fellow commissioners, of doing work for the party on public time and working closely with a company he was supposed to be regulating. Ruedrich and Renkes both resigned and Ruedrich paid a record $12,000 fine.[7][35]

In 2006, running on a clean-government platform, Palin defeated then-Governor Murkowski in the Republican gubernatorial primary.[7]

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Shortly after taking office, Palin rescinded 35 appointments made by Murkowski in the last hours of his administration, including that of his former chief of staff James "Jim" Clark to the Alaska Natural Gas Development Authority.[54][55] Clark later pleaded guilty to conspiring with a defunct oil-field-services company to channel money into Frank Murkowski's re-election campaign.[56]

Answer 10

She seemed very real, and not like a politician it was suprisingly refreshing

Answer 11

I don't. But I do think McBush's selection of Pallid is great because it seals the deal: Obama shall win.  Looks like the Repugnants will soon be on the Endangered Species list... maybe we should do what the VP likes to do with endangered animals...y' know, hunt them from helicopters!

Answer 12

I LOVE HER!

Answer 13

Based on the interview I just saw, that woman is sharp. I'm talking jaw dropping smart.  I have no worries whatsoever.  Besides she has more experience than Obama and she's backup.

Answer 14

LOVE HER!

God bless her! she has 5 kids.& her  son is being deployed for iraq on sept 11  

Answer 15

Given that she's a governor of a state with a lot of issues and a mom, I think she'd be fine.

I'd take her over a bigot any day.

Answer 16

She is pro oil industry and anti polar bear. . . oh wait, that would make her a bad VP.

Answer 17

She has executive experience. She's smart ,savvy and a fighter. I like that she's not a Washington insider too.  

Answer 18

Executive experience. proven record. Environmental knowledge. Strong speaker. Makes up where mccain falls short. VERY smart. 90% approval rating. strong willed.

no pushover

What makes you think she wouldnt be?