As for the Global warming crap, she had to go along with McCain, he was the head of the ticket she had to tow the line a bit if she wanted to be VP. That goes for many other things she said and did during her short time at bat(about 12 weeks). She was set up for terrible interviews. If you would listen to her speeches when she isn't under the gun of McCain you will see where she stands and what she knows. She is very knowledgeable about all aspects of governing.
I will vote for Sarah Palin in the next Presidential election, if she runs. If she runs and is not nominated for the Republican ticket, I will work towards getting her to run as an Independent, and if she does that, good luck to the Republican Party winning the Presidency in 2012. Many of the base will vote for her regardless of what ticket she runs on.
As for the Global warming crap, she had to go along with McCain, he was the head of the ticket she had to tow the line a bit if she wanted to be VP.
There are consequences. Now she can’t back out of those stances without looking foolish.
“To start with all your arguments are a little specious. You say she needs to govern. She has already governed and has doen quite well at it, as a business owner, mayor and Governor of the largest state of the Union. She has negotiated contracts with Canada and foreign oil companies and also has negotiated with Russia over fishing rights. So much for “foreign policy”. Economics, she has already proved herself there with what she has done in Alaska.”
You’re kidding, I hope. You and I know what you say is true, but that is not going to be good enough. 62 million American voters also have to believe it. She has to bone up on all the issues I mentioned. She has to spend a lot of time on public speaking skills and interview skills. That is how the game is played.
I said go back and govern well because a huge spotlight is going to shine on her the next four years. This is her opportunity to demonstrate to the masses that she is not the way she was portrayed by the MSM.