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Look for smirking Joe Biden to portray himself as deeply experienced in foreign policy and more worldly than his "young, naive" opponent. That will be his focus. What Sarah really needs to do is just be Sarah, because that's something she can do calmly, honestly, smoothly and effectively. Her abilities are self evident, she's a former mayor and sitting governor of a state.

When the "experience" factor comes up, as it surely will, she could simply say, "Senator Biden, I've been in politics for ----years; I've been a city councilor twice, a mayor of a city, and now Governor of Alaska, but neither one of us has any experience as Vice President of the United States, we will both be learning on the job in that regard. I however will be working with a man who is eminently qualified to be President, and who is eminently qualified to mentor his Vice President. YOU on the other hand will be working for a young, inexperienced President of whom will need YOU to mentor HIM, and in my mind your side has it completely backwards. What really matters in this election is which one of us will work harder for the American people, which one of us will FIGHT DC CORRUPTION instead of being a part of it, which one of us is more closely in touch with the American people, and which one of us will fight to PROTECT the American people from terrorism, political corruption, Wall Street corruption and other threats ---- and I think that will be President John McCain and myself".