What should I do? I can't stand McCain but I love Palin.

[Nick Gromicko]

Palin for Prez.

[Mark Nahrgang]

McCain was not my first choice either. However since he showed tremendous wisdom in bringing Palin on, I'm not so sure that he's as bad as I had initially thought. I'm certainly liking what I'm seeing since he became the Republican nominee. I think history may end up proving me wrong on my initial thinking. I certainly hope that's the case.

PS. I think if they are elected, Palin will eventually become pres herself at some point in time. With a little experience and mentoring as VP, I think she'd do a fine job too.

[James H. Bushart]

Originally Posted by mnahrgang

PS. I think if they are elected, Palin will eventually become pres herself at some point in time. With a little experience and mentoring as VP, I think she'd do a fine job too.

It frightens me to think that there are people who look at the leadership of the free world as a trade...a skill...that can be acquired with a year or two of "experience and mentoring".

If this opinion is indicative of even a small slice of our culture, our present system of government is at more risk from within than from any enemies that lie outside of its borders.

I fear for the future of America.

[Gerry Beaumont]

Originally Posted by jbushart

It frightens me to think that there are people who look at the leadership of the free world as a trade...a skill...that can be acquired with a year or two of "experience and mentoring".

Sounds like the ASHI model to me Jim, maybe the VP role should be redesignated as the "Associate President"

Sorry couldn't resist

Gerry

[Mark Nahrgang]

Originally Posted by jbushart

It frightens me to think that there are people who look at the leadership of the free world as a trade...a skill...that can be acquired with a year or two of "experience and mentoring".

If this opinion is indicative of even a small slice of our culture, our present system of government is at more risk from within than from any enemies that lie outside of its borders.

I fear for the future of America.

The presidency is not something that someone can be trained for. My point is, that most people are elected and then jump in and figure the job out on their own. Palin is going to have the opportunity to have some training that many of our presidents never get. She's going to be all the better president for that training. Once again, don't twist my posts to say something that they don't. I'm happy to clarify if necessary, but don't redefine my words. That's what Dem's and Liberals do. I don't think you are either.

[James H. Bushart]

I think it was Kennedy who, after the inauguration, commented how much it surprised him to discover that things were just as bad as he had described them during his campaign.

No one enters the job "qualified" to be President. It is a job that a man of character can grow into (Lincoln) or a weak man can be overcome by (Carter).

[Larry D. Kage]

Originally Posted by gromicko

What should I do? I can't stand McCain but I love Palin.

Start following her around declaring your love for her.

[Brian E. Kelly]

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[nwagner]

Originally Posted by jbushart

It frightens me to think that there are people who look at the leadership of the free world as a trade...a skill...that can be acquired with a year or two of "experience and mentoring".

If this opinion is indicative of even a small slice of our culture, our present system of government is at more risk from within than from any enemies that lie outside of its borders.

I fear for the future of America.

Kind of like your neophyte candidate for president ...

[Brian E. Kelly]

Most candidates are neophytes by definition Nick.

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by bkelly2

Most candidates are neophytes by definition Nick.

And most voters are simply stupid

[Brian E. Kelly]

Originally Posted by mlarson

And most voters are simply stupid

You Michael are killing me this morning. Have a great weekend buddy.

LMAO

[Kenneth Lott]

McCain is not all bad, but I can't say that about obama, so that does it for me. 1/2 a loser is safer than two losers.

[nwagner]

Originally Posted by bkelly2

Most candidates are neophytes by definition Nick.

Ok, then why do you Obamamites keep going there with Mrs. Palin while ducking questions on the Obama-man's even more empty resume?

Once again, the pot calls the kettle black.

[Brian E. Kelly]

Originally Posted by nwagner

Ok, then why do you Obamamites keep going there with Mrs. Palin while ducking questions on the Obama-man's even more empty resume?

Once again, the pot calls the kettle black.

Nick you neophyte you know not of what you speak.

Most people's complaints with Palin is she is a hypocritical, lying, religious whack job, earmark loving, creationist, that is as smart as a sack of hammers.

But for those that like the "Sack of Hammers" intellect of the last President I can definitely see the attraction. She might just have the last guy beat.