Hoot Mon writes:
Speaking as a frothing-at-the-mouth liberal, I happen to like Sarah Palin. She didn't call up John McCain and say: "Hey, why not me? I'm a hockey-mom reformer." She had it loaded on her back like a pack mule, and yet she was gracious about her multi-challenges. I don't know of anyone who could have mustered the needed wherewithal fresh out of the box and do as well as Sarah.
I'd say that's a pretty fair analysis. Although squirming at what she was required to do I'd say she played the ball that was lobbed pretty well.
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She's authentic, even if she is on the wrong end of the political spectrum.
Authentic and frighening in one go.
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It was McCain's mistake, and he could have done a lot worse by selecting just another drab Republican, like Elizabeth Dole, as his running mate.
Indeed.
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The whole affair makes me thankful for God. To watch all that joy at Barracks election (no difference had the joy been in McCains election), all that hope in a grand new future.
To watch it so many succumb to the same old deciders and limitations and constraints.
To watch so many who will desire change in 4 or 8 years hence.
No we cannot. For there is nothing new under the sun.
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