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I feel she simply does not have the experience required. It is a near impossible mission for any woman running to walk the balance between presenting yourself as strong. I woman has to downplay the emotional side of herself without seeming cold. I do feel that her Downs Syndrome baby is being exploited. Raising a Downs Syndrome baby (I'm positive she has a nanny), makes anyone a hero. The very nature of his condition and his age would prohibit me as a mother from bringing him to a convention center. The sensory stimulation would seem overwhelming.
I am not a fan of putting a pregnant 17 year old on a stage and applauding her either. This particular 17 year old is not typical. Her babies upbringing will also not be typical, yet they have her on a stage as if she represents all of those young mothers who have decided that being 17 and pregnant is OK and that keeping the baby is the couragous thing to do. Sometimes giving up a baby at 17 is the couragous thing to do.
I think Gloria Steinem said it best. Intelligent women will not vote for Sarah mistaking form for content. She delivers a good speech with no content.
I feel this a a slap in the face of seasoned women who do lack the ability to run this country. Why was Condy overlooked?
I appreciate so much what John McCain endured as a POV. That's about it. Cindy McCains outfit for one night cost $315,000.00. We'd have so much to talk about, so much in common with the women in America.
I can't actually say I don't like Sarah, I don't know who she is, never heard of her before in my life. I can hardly wait for the debate between her and Biden. Maybe she will impress me then. The more I see of her, the more I understand why she was picked. She has the most to exploit.
The implication is that if you don't like her, you are anti teen pregnancy and anti right to life to include her adorable baby. These things are facts of life for many. I feel it falls in line that unless you support the war, you aren't patriotic. That you don't support our troops.
She's a woman, big deal. She is not nearly ready to run a country. My real issue is that she thinks she is.

I meant to say women who do have the ability to run this country. The only children that were really highlighted were the ones with some kind of exploitation factor. I think if Hillary had been selected as Obamas running mate, we would still have never heard of Palin. Going down in history as the first female Vice president seems like it would be a humbling thing and this woman is acting entitled to it. I don't appreciate her arogance. Like him or not, Obama was raised by a single mother and graduated from Havard, he deserves respect for his place in history and everytime she mentions his name or makes reference she does so like a cat spitting up a hairball. I'm sure that other world leaders who look for the United States vulnerabilities would love to see this woman elected. I'm not really understanding why being deamed a maverick is considered to be a qualification or an asset. If anything, I'd like a candidate who is composed and educated. she just seems like a smartass.
She attended five colleges to receive a bachelors degree in communication?
I'm looking and I'm not finding a thing that impresses me about her.

Yes, that goes without saying. I already knew that.

I find is almost amusing that McCane seems to continually reduce everyone resistance to this bailout as a matter of us being naive or lacking understanding. It's insulting. I think the American people have had it with this mentality where we act now, fast, and think later. I think the average working American is acutely aware of the situation. I think the urgency comes as a plea from the 12% ers who call on us to save them.
Who on Wall Street has lost their home to forclosure? Good bye golden parachute, hello tent city.
The desperate call of the average working American went unheard, as a consequence, they went deaf.
If you have already lost your job and your home, how important is the bailout to you?