Sure, I can help you with that:
Sarah Palin in Kuwait touring a military base with Alaska's National Guard deployed there.
Posted on 08/30/2008 8:41:07 AM PDT by bobsunshine
Probably. As pro-life as she is, I don't think Palin will attract any more of the Clinton supporters that hadn't already switched to him. How she'll play among female independents, time will tell. It'll all depend on how she does on the campaign trail.
What a load ...... She has MORE experience than Obama Shes more qualified to be President than Obama and shes not a Communist like Obama !
Spot on, see my tagline. All Palin threads need pics, just like Malkin or Coulter threads.
I’m sure the Chamber types and most Paulistas aren’t thrilled, but Bob Barr just took a big hit. Many who were wavering, thinking of a “principle vote” for the Libertarian just fell in line with the party.
McCain has been much smarter in this campaign since about the first of June.
Selling the plane, and the hatred of the Alaska Pubbie establishment say a lot.
“The Left has gone psychotic over Palin, heaping foul language and false charges upon her for “daring to ursurp Hillary’s place in history.” In my experience, the louder they shriek and the fouler the language, the better we are doing. LOL!”
In the words of Ann Coulter, “I wear their insults as badges of honor.”
Sure, I can help you with that:
Sarah Palin in Kuwait touring a military base with Alaska's National Guard deployed there.
I absolutely agree. Harord Wolfson (Hil’s former campaign manager) was interviewed on Fox immediately after Pailn’s introduction. He was crestfallen, upset as he haltingly acknowledged this could be a good move for McCain. Immediately after that, the attacks began in earnest.
This was a great move IMHO and it allows me to go to the booth and vote for McCain without wincing...
And he's totally a Washington insider. Just because he's a first-termer doesn't mean anything. How many first-term senators get to chair a committee, for example? How many first-term senators are so close to so many other politicians? His fame brings all the Beltway bigwigs to his yard!
Since Obama has nothing to show for his "work", I wonder if we could start using the liberals' line that Cheney was pulling Bush's strings on Biden!
Ah, Felix, you beat me to the "We Can Do It!" poster!
“Sooooooooo, anyone up for comparing Time Cards?”
Rush said yesterday that Obama’s only spent ~140 working days in the Senate - why the GOP is not hammering on that is a complete mystery to me. Anyone know the actual number?
Ya snooze, ya lose! :-)
I’m missing exactly what is meant that Hillary should “pull out all stops against” Obama now? Thanks !
“It’s time for CHANGE, CHANGE we can believe in. Let me introduce you to my running mate, consumate Washington insider and 35 year Senator Joe Biden.”
In one stroke, McCain has completely nullified Obama’s campaign theme. Sarah Palin has demonstrated CHANGE in her 13 years of elected office.
Democrats make up approximately 30% of voters. Half supported Hillary- that means approximately 15% of voters. If the Palin pick moves 20% of the Hillary voters from the Democratic party to McCain- Palin ticket, that is: .2 x .15 = .03 = 3%. But this is 3% from the Democrats to McCain- that works out to a 6% swing in the polls. That could make any state where McCain is down by 5% to being up by 1%. This could make states like Michigan, Minnesota and Pennsylvania potentially in play, and currently close states like Ohio, Colorado, Florida, New Mexico, Nevada and Virginia out of reach for Obama. Add in independents and there may be an additional 1%- 3% move to McCain.
Take into account the energizing effect Palin will have on the Republican conservative base, and the weak bounce Obama got from the Democratic Party convention, and the result of the Palin pick may be a shift in the current state of the race from roughly tied to a clear McCain lead.
If Obama has to conduct the remaining campaign from an underdog position, the tenor of his campaign will most likely change from promoting his vague idealistic vision to attacks on McCain and Palin. This has the potential to alienate his core base and particularly the fickle younger voters who secured his primary victories.
Bottom line: the Palin pick represents a Sea change in the Presidential election campaign, and may result in a McCain electoral college landslide victory.
There is a two-step process for the GOP to win the White House. Hold the base. And draw pro-life and pro-gun and pro-national-security Dems. Palin helps as a draw for all those constituencies.
Your assessment = CLUELESS
Wait...so when she goes to see the troops, she doesn’t stand them up and go to the gym instead? Incredible!
That’s an interesting comment. Perhaps we can expect some major scandal leaks, but I wonder if Hillary has anything left this late. I guess there’s still the ‘natural-born’ issue.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.