Why is it that ever since McCain picked Palin..... ?

Question

Why is it that ever since McCain picked Palin....Obama's support & chances have been palin' ?

Answer 1

Because Obama had the chance to choose a female vp with great qualifacations and his large ego wouldn't allow it.   ***

Answer 2

I think she is wonderful.  The corruption claims are unfounded.  Everytime someone stands up for what they believe many try to destroy them.

Answer 3

Liberals are playing crash&burn look who Obama has as veep. Known plagerist, Joesph Biden history dating back to mid 1980's scuttling one SCOTUS Bork, tried to derail another Clarence Thomas with Anita Hill, Liberals represent the Unions only, history is lying to voters making promises ''tax cuts'' before this generation of young can remember. Obamas known ''alleged'' association with radicals, in Chicago. In debates, Biden hasn't a chance, I don't want the change Obama has promised, it will drastically alter USA for decades, for sake of appeasement. I don't trust liberals to protect me in the long run, Americans be self reliant now, don't trust the gov't it will and has let you down, in the past. keep eye on coming future events.

Answer 4

Because Palin alone has ten times more experience than Obama. And none of the terrorist, racist, or convicted felon kickback ties.^

Edit - "Freedom Forever" - perhaps you need to educate yourself about the "investigation" you profess to know so much about :

On July 11, 2008, Governor Palin dismissed Walter Monegan as Commissioner of Public Safety and instead offered him a position as executive director of the state Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, which he subsequently turned down. Monegan alleged shortly after his dismissal that it may have been partly due to his reluctance to fire an Alaska State Trooper, Mike Wooten, who had been involved in a divorce and child custody battle with Palin's sister, Molly McCann. In 2006, before Palin was governor, Wooten was briefly suspended for ten days for threatening to kill McCann's (and Palin's) father, tasering his 11-year-old stepson (at the stepson's request), and violating game laws. After a union protest, the suspension was reduced to five days.

Governor Palin asserts that her dismissal of Monegan was unrelated to the fact that he had not fired Wooten, and asserts that Monegan was instead dismissed for not adequately filling state trooper vacancies, and because he "did not turn out to be a team player on budgeting issues." Palin acknowledges that a member of her administration, Frank Bailey, did contact the Department of Public Safety regarding Wooten, but both Palin and Bailey say that happened without her knowledge and was unrelated to her dismissal of Monegan. Bailey was put on leave for two months for acting outside the scope of his authority as the Director of Boards and Commissions.

In response to Palin's statement that she had nothing to hide, in August 2008 the Alaska Legislature hired Steve Branchflower to investigate Palin and her staff for possible abuse of power surrounding the dismissal, though lawmakers acknowledge that "Monegan and other commissioners serve at will, meaning they can be fired by Palin at any time." The investigation is being overseen by Democratic State Senator Hollis French, who says that the Palin administration has been cooperating and thus subpoenas are unnecessary. The Palin administration itself was the first to release an audiotape of Bailey making inquiries about the status of the Wooten investigation.

Wooten and the police union alleged that the governor had improperly released his employment files in his divorce case. However, McCann's attorney released a signed waiver from Wooten demonstrating that Wooten had authorized the release of his files through normal discovery procedures.