[Doctor Freeze]

She nailed it in this article.

[Earthdweller]

I hope millions of females Dems let go of their fraudulent marxist masters and see the light. Come on over...the water is much better on this side.

[originalbuckeye]

This is a shock. I have actually turned off Fox News when she comes on because I can't listen to her moonbat rhetoric. Maybe I will have to occasionally watch her.

[TommyDale]

Kirsten Powers is one of the classiest Democrats on TV. She is almost always a fair minded commentator. Not to mention she is gorgeous!

[elcid1970]

Not bad for Kirsten, who is usually baring her fangs at Sean Hannity whenever he criticizes her beloved Obama.

I mean, when K-Pow smiles, it’s not a smile.

;^)

[1curiousmind]

This is indeed an encouraging sign. Hopefully an indication of things to come, depsite the MSM efforts to spin this as a wreckless, desperate gamble.

[Candor7]

Obama has become Rut-Roh-bama.

Watch the Dem women bail on Obama.

I guess they have had their Multiple Obasms and now want to move on.

[reg45]

Obama, whose U. S. Senate seat is barely warm, is calling Sarah Palin inexperienced.

[PGalt]

Hooray Kirsten Powers! Great article! Thanks for posting.

[Always Right]

I find it much more scary that Pelosi is two-heart beats away from the Presidency.

[luvie]

Worrying about her having a baby in the White House???

Is this the 1860s or the 21st century! Geez!

[texas booster]

Ferraro told me she's excited for another woman to be on a presidential ticket. She sees Palin as a risky choice - but also dismissed the idea that she's unqualified.

And she rejected the idea that all the so-called "Hillary voters" would be repelled by Palin's staunch anti-abortion views. These voters know the Senate will have a veto-proof Democratic majority, so that lessens the potency of that issue.

Thank you Geraldine, for pointing out to Pubbies and conservatives everywhere, that there is more to this election than just the top job.

If we keep the WH but don't change any seats in Congress, then we have accomplished very little.

[peggybac]

Wow. This is a shocker coming from Kirsten. She’ll now be on the black list of every dem for voicing an opinion that doesn’t tow the party line. Good for her.

[HEY4QDEMS]

If the rats do attack, they better stick to the issues.
If they chose to attack her gender, her motherhood, or her ambition, they'll fornicate themselves.

[Tarpon]

The fact that Palin knows her way around an oil derrick is not to be taken lightly. With oil and the need for it chart topping people’s list of problems, her knowledge here will come in handy, if McCain will listen.

[Clinton's a liar]

Never thought I’d have occasion to say this: Kirsten Powers is right.

[Sacajaweau]

I'm laughing because everyone is saying she is an unknown.

Well, who ever heard of Obama EXCEPT IN HIS OWN CIRCLES....Circles that include Reverend "Wrong" and Rezko.

[NewJerseyJoe]

\ How you like  me NOW,  bitch?

[comebacknewt]

The Obama-bots run great risks by dismissing Palin as unqualified or risky.

The obvious questions that results from that is "Why is a man with little experience supposedly uniquely qualified to be President, but a woman with little experience is to risky and dangerous to be VP"?

I hope the feminists hit that point hard. The vast majority of them will not, but if enough of them do, it really hurts the Obama campaign.

[xzins]

Excellent article, and I loved this part:

The other potential trap is luring the Obama campaign onto the "experience" field. The early conventional wisdom says McCain's pick was boneheaded because it takes the experience issue off the table. But it seems that it has done the opposite: The importance of experience is the topic of the day.

The more Democrats complain about this, the more Republicans can turn it on them and say, "If you are so concerned about the amount of experience of the vice president, what about the top of your ticket?"

Obama's argument thus far has been that experience isn't what counts; it's judgment. By attacking the Republican woman relentlessly on this issue, Democrats are undermining their own man.

Kirsten Powers is a Fox News analyst and frequent Post contributor.

Wiley chess master John McCain has just tricked the Obamaniacs into making experience the main issue.

Talking to a friend last night, who has a democrat history, and I asked her: "Who would you rather have learn on the job: Your President or your Vice-President?"

She lowered her eyes at first, but then she stepped up bravely to the plate. She's a smart lady. She said, "My Vice President." And she knew full well what she was saying.