Would Palin be a good VP choice if she were a man?

Question

Same experience.

Same positions on issues.

Same personal history.

Answer 1

I think it would stop all this talk about 'how dare she leave her children home' bullshit.

But I don't think it matters. If you are good at what you do, whether it be a man or woman, shouldn't matter.

Answer 2

No.  A man with so little background, so few qualifications, would not have been considered.  She is an affirmative action candidate.

But I would have loved to see a guy running who had been runner up in the Miss Alaska pageant......

Answer 3

Any Politician from Texas or Alaska should be as far from the White House as possible.  Their "experience" is with caving in to Big Oil.

Answer 4

no  

Answer 5

Would Obama be a good choice if he had anything?  

Answer 6

no

she seems to believe religious belief trumps the Constitution

Answer 7

Not at all . . . I would like to have leaders that believe in science, not creationism, that believe that a woman has the right to make a choice about her body, that people have the right to utilize birth control, that recognize human contribution to global warming, and that doesn't abuse the office they hold.

Answer 8

No

Answer 9

No, she is not a good choice now. She needs to be a mother to her children.

Answer 10

Should it matter whether she is a male or female?

Answer 11

Runner up for Ms. Alaska.  Wow, that would be news.

But, seriously, bad pick, regardless of plumbing.  

Answer 12

Only in the Democratic Party.  They are a "Mens-only" club.  Palin has slightly more experience than Obama and yet they consider Obama a viable candidate.

Answer 13

No. Her position on the issues are awful. Worse if it were a male with same views.