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To: i-node who wrote (416549)	9/12/2008 12:51:23 AM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1578685

> So what. Matthews isn't running for vice president. But he was the one making fun of Palin's response. As were you, and you didn't know the meaning of Bush Doctrine, either. You can't possibly know what I know and don't know. However, what we do know is that Palin didn't know what the Bush Doctrine was and her half ass job of covering her butt was obvious and embarrassing. I look forward to seeing the entire interview, but what is important is that every day the focus is on Palin is one more day Obama loses to try to make his case. Every day his campaign criticizes Palin is a day they squander during which they could be trying to convince the American People that Obama has experience he doesn't have, which is what he's going to have to do. I know that's what you would like to believe but I suspect as we see more of Palin, people will be less impressed. In the end, I think people are going to realize that both candidates on the Republican ticket are far more experienced than the top of the Democrat ticket. As Palin and McCain proceed to out Obama's extremism and poor judgment, every day is crucial for Obama. Yes, you're right inoys. Palin and McSame are so well qualified I think we should cancel the election and appoint them to the positions of VP and president. I'm enjoying it. McCain's campaign reminds me of watching Staubach in the two-minute drill, running out the clock on the Steelers. I guess you didn't see the clip showing an interview between a local station in Maine and McBush. To see any resemblance to a football drill would require the taking of hallucinatory drugs.