[se_ohio_young_conservative]

I was hoping Sarah Palin would have an impact. I guess she was not woman enough.

[CanadianMusherinMI]

nah not butch enough like hillary. it was her femininity that turned them off. that and jealousy. some serious claws, hair on end, hissing at palin these past months, and that was just the republican women!

[surfer]

Well she hasn’t gotten divorced, had an abortion, sued an employer for harassment, the list goes on and on.

Oh yeah shame on her for having 5 wonderful children and holding a very stressful full-time job!

For me I still can’t figure out why women voted Bill Clinton in...now it is all over again.

[bmwcyle]

Sarah had a big effect. McCain would have only got 30% or less without her. The women rejected McCain.

[PeterFinn]

I was hoping Sarah Palin would have an impact. I guess she was not woman enough.

Palin was more of a man than her running mate was.

[KayEyeDoubleDee]

I was hoping Sarah Palin would have an impact. I guess she was not woman enough.

Sarah Palin was married, with a loving husband.

In private discourse with single women, I was rather shocked at how much they hated her.

So maybe it was not so much that "she was not woman enough," but rather that "she was not single enough".

[Syncro]

I was hoping Sarah Palin would have an impact. I guess she was not woman enough.

A senseless ignorant dig at a fantastic conservative woman.

McCain subtly muzzled her and did not know that the only way to win was to let her open up and for him to adopt most of her policies.

Heck, he wouldn't even come out for drilling in Alaska.

McCain lost this election, and his concession speech showed he was glad B. Hussein won.