[Kimberly GG]

Oh AT, you’re no troll. And think about it...aside from Sarah, NOTHING has changed with McShamnesty and IMO, we are fools to think otherwise. We know nothing about where she stands on the issue or if it would matter...the topic has been PURPOSEFULLY avoided, and frankly, if McCain is elected, he will use our supposed ‘vote of confidence’ to move forward with his plans. Sarah’s conservatism will have been successfully ‘used’. When i read headlines telling us now that she’s on board (i.e., has us blindsighted with her double dose of conservatism), McCain is free to set himself aside (further left) of the Republican party.

[AmericanInTokyo]

The only thing I would like to see "vetted" when it comes to the FABULOUS Sarah Palin, is her clear cut position, one way or another, on the Kennedy-McCain Comprehensive Immigration Reform Bill of 2007 and whether she would have supported or opposed it as the tie-breaking vote in the United States Senate as Vice President. Amidst the euphoria, can we put the kool-aid down, fellow Americans, just long enough to ask this important question?

And today, whether she supports the revised 2008 GOP Platform on Illegal Immigration to it's fullest, or whether she has flexibility on the issue of "Amnesty" and "Bridge to Citizenship"?

Obama needs no more vetting in my book. He is hopeless.

Seriously, folks, when can we hear specifically on this issue out of the Vice Presidential Candidate's campaign camp and policy advisors? It is not being addressed yet if I am not mistaken, and it was the hottest issue, in fact still is (A MAJOR NATIONAL SECURITY, COUNTRY-FIRST ISSUE) in the beginning of the GOP primaries. For what reason is it now off the table?