[Aria]

I love Sarah - she is my #1 choice for leading us out of this misery - IF she could get elected.

A very conservative friend of mine complains about her voice - says a POTUS needs to be listened to and an irritating voice is a big problem. This doesn’t bother me that much but I sure do wish Sarah had taken voice training.

[teg_76]

Her policy positions are spot on.

As for her voice, I agree, it’s annoying. Also the way she opened that speech over the weekend, “Hello Madison Wisconsin!!!!”, sounded more like a rock star than someone who wants to be president. She’s gotta at least try to look a little more presidential, because she’s not appealing to a large base of support right now.

[Sea Parrot]

If into silver tongued crooners, maybe your friend and like kind can get Bruce Springsteen, Kid Rock or Sheryl Crow to run for prez.

[Friendofgeorge]

A very conservative friend of mine complains about her voice - says a POTUS needs to be listened to and an irritating voice is a big problem. This doesn’t bother me that much but I sure do wish Sarah had taken voice training._______________________________________________________________________________________ WHAT A BUNCH OF CRAPOLA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

A very conservative friend of mine complains about her voice - says a POTUS needs to be listened to and an irritating voice is a big problem.

Give your friend this:

Lincoln's voice was, when he first began speaking, shrill, squeaking, piping, unpleasant; his general look, his form, his pose, the color of his flesh, wrinkled and dry, his sensitiveness, and his momentary diffidence, everything seemed to be against him, but he soon recovered.

--Abraham Lincoln's close friend and law partner, William H. Herndon, July 19, 1887

[Colonel_Flagg]

I said the same thing on one of the speech threads and spent the rest of the day defending myself. I adore Palin but that is a significant flaw in her presentation.

[unseen1]

take your leftwing talking points back to daily kos. the “voice” issue was started and pushed by the left.