I can attest to that. As a rather old broad I have my share of feminist sympathies and the way the media and BarakHussein treated Hillary felt like a knife to the heart. Not that I would have voted for her, but I really felt her pain and the pain of other women who felt dissed once again--and in the supposedly enlightened 21st century. You bet women will be drawn to a McCain/Palin ticket.
The other interesting thing is,many if not most women who mourned the loss of nomination for Hil are middle aged and older, not attracted to rock star types, but to older guys like McCain. So on two fronts, McCain-Palin will sop up the gravy of disenfranchised Hillary voters.
Ken Salazaar, Dem senator from Colorado just said on MSNBC that this shows a lack of good judgement on the part of McCain because we have never heard of her before.
Ken Salazaar, you are an ignorant bastard. Buggar off, bozo.
I totally agree. And despite what they may think, the media certainly isn't helping that media who is bashing Palin is certainly not helping the left at all.