Palin represents everything that this country is so sick of...

[Blue_Roses]

her drama and constant blaming the other person for her failure. :eyes: I think our country is so tired of this crap and now that we've experienced first hand the feeling we get from positive campaigning and smart leadership, it's hard to want nothing but the best.

Watching her speak with Matt this morning showed just how shallow and negative she is. Let her keep talking...it will remind people that we never want to go back to this type of leadership.

Moving on...

[onenote]

1. agreed.

I hope she keeps on talking. I hope she runs in 2012 and further divides and marginalizes the repubs. She is the gift that keeps on giving.

[ErinBerin84]

2. did anyone just see

The Anchorage anchor being interviewed on MSNBC by David Shuster? I only caught the end of it, but he asked how Alaskans responded to Sarah Palin not understanding what the vice president does, saying weird stuff about the first amendment, and seeming confused on some policy. The anchor said that Sarah Palin was "just joking" about the vice president stuff (???? Wasn't the talking point that she was talking to a 3rd grader??? Maybe she is thinking of the Cheney answer...) and that people saw the other stuff as the "outside media" (?) trying to trap her and not understanding Alaska...Shuster was like "Well, you're probably right on that one.." Think he was talking to people "not understanding Alaska", heh.

[apnu]

3. True. (nt)

[ninja8590]

4. I hope to never see or hear from her again

..seriously, the worst candidate ever...an embarrassment to women.

[Rabrrrrrr]

5. Actually, only seemingly 54% of the country is sick of what she represents.

:P