Would this affect your presidential vote come this fall?

Question

If after investigation they find that Gov. Palin abused her authority by attempting to have her brother in law fired in an attempt to influence the custody battle between her sister and her ex would that affect which ticket you vote for?

Answer 1

I am voting for Obama no  matter what but I would not respect her for doing that.

Answer 2

even though i cant vote im only 17, i would never vote for obama. even palin has more experience than him. so no, it wouldnt affect my vote.  

Answer 3

Why don't we wait and see the out come of the investigation before deciding who we will vote.

Until then, we're just wasting time...

Answer 4

No, it would just validate my vote even further.

Answer 5

abused of power VS idiot who snorts cocaine...humm....

We will have to see.

Answer 6

My decision was made before either candidate had chosen a running mate.

Answer 7

Since nothing could induce me to vote for a Republican, it does not affect my decision.

Answer 8

I think she will do a better job as a lenscrafters model than a VP. Being a highly emotional woman will affect her judgment and get us into many more wars and conflicts worldwide...

Answer 9

No, I was going to vote for Obama anyway. But that is a shocking abuse of power.

Edit: That would keep me from voting for any candidate.

Answer 10

I'll vote for McCain anyways. My decision was long made before Palin was put on the ticket.

Answer 11

Yes, that knowledge would affect my voting decision.

Anything that provides a glimpse of a candidate's integrity (or lack thereof) will influence my final decision.

Answer 12

This is just one of the many reasons I fell off the fence and almost into the Obama camp, however, he's no angel either.  Made me remember that the lesser of two evils is still evil.

Answer 13

Of course.  There has been too much abuse of power in Washington already.  Someone who is running as a reform candidate better have a squeaky clean record.