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Rayzorblade United States1172 Posts September 07 2008 04:13 GMT #21 I can say with a lot of conviction that I absolutely hate Sarah Palin and her whole persona.

Jibba United States22883 Posts September 07 2008 04:13 GMT #22 I have a pretty brilliant professor who says it like Bush, but also makes fun of himself when he does. So...........\

Ideas United States8178 Posts September 07 2008 04:51 GMT #23 I'm going to be so pissed if the dems fuck this up again. It's never been a more for-sure thing in the last 30 years.

Pods United States81 Posts September 07 2008 05:33 GMT #24 Instead of studying pronunciation she should be studying foreign policy for her debate with Biden... I was pretty sure I was going to vote for Mccain but then he chose Palin and I'm voting for Obama now. Even though Palin seems like a pick that's gonna refresh the White House she was just chosen to pander to the same old same old Republican party base. It just shows poor judgment on Mccain's part if the most qualified woman Republican he could find was someone who he had met for 15 minutes and whose main claim to fame is selling a plane on ebay (creative but my grandma could have done that). There are a lot more competent Republican women out there, ex Olympia Snowe. But she's pro choice and that would alienate the same old same old Republican base. Can anyone honestly imagine Palin going on diplomatic visits or even assuming the presidency if Mccain died? Imagine her talking to Vladimir Putin...I know they are into hockey in Russia but I honestly can't imagine him being impressed with someone who can just talk about how much of a hockey mom she is.

thunk United States6233 Posts September 07 2008 06:53 GMT #25 It's weird because in 2003 analysts were talking about how George W Bush set up a "Republican Stronghold" in the White House because September 11th happened and Bush reacted quite well to it, subsequently invading Iraq in what seemed like a very successful peace-keeping effort. During the 2004 elections, they talked about how Bush's Iraq plan was a disaster, yet he still won. If McCain wins in 2008, I will be very impressed. Not happy, but impressed. He has all the cards stacked against him, yet he still has managed to keep this Presidential race close. If he loses, he will be too gracious to say so, but Palin is probably a major reason why he lost. If he wins, I might be moving to Canada.

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