Sarah Palin: The Mother of All Bad Choices? YES!
John McCain has stunned the world. His controversial pick for his Vice Presidential running mate has the world abuzz. The relatively unknown Alaskan Governor Sarah Palin joined Senator McCain in his bid for the Presidency. Is this shear madness or shear guineas? As the facts unfold, it's up to you to decide. Is McCains pick the "Mother of all bad choices" for our country or is it awakening millions of sleeping pit bulls with lipstick to unite.
The election is now over. We now can look back and intelligently gather the facts on this issue. Did John McCain loose this election based on his running mate pick, Sarah Palin?
She Won't Go Away Folks!
On November 20, 2008, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin did her due diligence of officially offering up a fowl pardoning the Thanksgiving turkey from it's demise. What makes this worth bringing up? As the interview commenced, the worker behind her proceeded to decapitate a gobbler while the infamous Governor babble on, ignoring what was going on behind her. Ouch!
Time for a "Shout out" to Homer Simpson for a great big "DUH!"
I'll have to insert my personal opinion on this pick. There's plenty of space on the next page to express your feelings, so don't feel left out. I have voted Republican for the past 20 or so years. I do have many core values that the Republican party hold, but I still consider myself more of an Independent. I do not vote straight party ticket and I will vote for a Democrat if I believe he is the better candidate and can lead our country in a better direction. I, personally, believe this country will be making one of the biggest mistakes in history if the McCain / Palin ticket is voted in. Now, for you feminists out there who think this is a sexist decision (yep, I'm a male), you've got another thing coming. I would back any candidate 100%, either male or female, if they show me they're capable of handling this country. I've seen way too many cries from women who suggest that Sarah Palin is capable to run this country based off of her experience in raising a family. This argument is rubbish. You're doing your gender a disservice by stating these things. Using this logic, a crack mother who has raised 12 kids would have more experience in running the country than Hillary Clinton. Fortunately, it seems as if this outlook is from the minority of women out there.
I'm in the Mother of Bad Choices sector.