Everybody is lying and Palin is telling the truth.
Right.
Even though McCain obviously scrambled to get a VP candidate once the blow back about Lieberman became increasingly loud, his judgement comes into question if this is the best he could do.
Now, on national tv last night, McCain even said he had “no idea about the vetting process” regarding Palin, and, more importantly, “…it was a a year ago and I just don’t care.”
Whoa.
I know I wasn’t the only one whose head spun at that remark. I mean, this chick was gonna be the next in line. So we question the logic. One of the strangest political decisions of my time, for sure.
However, if I had to believe McCain or Palin, I side with McCain. Palin has no credibility; her lies are woven into the fabric of her persona.
And so, because of the scrutiny, everybody is “out to get Palin because she is so honest”, everybody is “picking on her”.
Poor Victim.
This should not come as a surprise to anyone.
Of course she had very little understanding on foreign or even domestic issues.
She was a newly elected governor from a state that fails to make national news, unless that news has to do with Palin. Until she got the nod to be a VP candidate, she would have never had to have opinions or knowledge of those issues. Certainly her schooling had nothing do with foreign affairs – she was a sports reporter. Also, her government experience centered around a town of less than 10,000 and a state with less than 1 million.
I have yet to find evidence that she has taken the steps to learn about key foreign and domestic issues and how she still makes national news is beyond me.
During her first night as commentator on Fixed News, she made little sense while O’Rielly did his best to make her commentary seem intellectually relevant.
It was not.
Again, we ALL could see she has no brains, no relevance, no cohesive thought process. Just flitting about, spewing radical right wing catch phrases, hoping one will stick.
Why does Rupert Murdock torture us with this idiotic woman?
FORTUNATELY for us, Palin is a drag on the GOP. We already voted in one dense GOP President (Bush)(twice), the country is not ready for a sequel any time soon, be their name Beck, Palin, Steele, or the Cheney mini-me.