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To: lexi2004 who wrote (142510)8/31/2008 8:24:43 AM
From: sylvester80  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 362789
 
See, that's them changing the subject cause they know the real answer sucks. When they try that diversion tactic just ask them ask them again the original question till they do answer. And they will need to answer not by attacking someone else, but by answering the questions about their own candidate.

Also on the issue of experience between the two, here is something to remember:

It's one thing to discuss how unqualified Sarah Palin is. That's a national matter and huge. But on a grassroots political level, her nomination takes away the Republicans' ONLY weapon in the campaign - calling Barack Obama inexperienced. They haven't even been trying to run on the issues, or on the eight-year record of George Bush, which John McCain has supported almost 95% of the time. They've only been running on the faux-issue of Barack Obama's experience of 14 years in federal and state government. Yes, Sarah Palin is merely running for VP, not president, but with a 72 year-old candidate with a history of serious medical issues, this is who they're saying is able to step in as president in a heart-beat. She has so little experience that she makes Sen. Obama look like FDR, Winston Churchill and Julius Caesar combined. So, the Republicans pulled the rug out from under themselves. They have no issues. The economy? Housing? The national debt? Education? The Environment? Iraq? Afghanistan? Nothing. All they have is "Dear Democratic women: please pretend our VP candidate is Hillary Clinton. Just forget that she's pro-life. And against most things Democrats stand for."

huffingtonpost.com



To: lexi2004 who wrote (142510)8/31/2008 12:25:20 PM
From: see clearly now  Respond to of 362789
 
yes STAY ON THE QUESTION!