LOVED SARAH

are Wrong as usual

When is Palin or McCain going to bring up the fact that this mess IS the Democrats fault??? … I was happy she used the term ‘Personal Responsibility’ (a term that scares liberals/socialists), but she never fought back his claim that this mess is because of the big, evil ‘De-Regulation’. When is someone on the ticket going to put the blame on Fannie/Freddie and blame this mess on the Democrats? Until that happens, I don’t know if McCain can pull this off.

I said here that Biden opened with a whopper, saying that deregulation & Republicans caused the Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac meltdown. What a liar.

Senator Biden came across a lot better than I thought he would. Whatever his flaws, I think he is a genuine person.

He did allow Governor Palin to get under his skin a bit, which changed his demeanor toward her. Which won’t play well with women.

I thought Governor Palin did quite well in this debate and showed she’s not the lightweight she’s been portrayed as.

Senator McCain, Governor Palin and Senator Biden all come across as serious people who also know how to smile.

Which, to me, makes Senator Obama look like the lightweight he truly is.

politician… Other than that, he does not exactly impress me much. After all, he has been in office for an eternity ahd failed to fix anything… Yep, that is a politician alright.

Can we PLEASE get these life-timer politicians out of office!

She seemed different then those interviews… HELLO BIASED SELECTIVE EDITING.

I was impressed, I’ll wait til I get some more fact-based research done on the voting assertions by the 2 candidates to declare a winner.

Palin studdered on a couple answers early on, but I would give her at least a slight margin for winning like 53:47 right now. I’m sure after checking some fact, and realizing how much Biden actually lied that margin of victory will increase 10-fold.

I’m fact-checking now. Biden made some gaffes–definitely on clean coal (saw the vid) and I think on the constitution, right?

Whatever. We’re back in the game.

But let me tell you. This is war. Have you seen Gawker? Complete slime listed there–they did a story with a sensational headline that made it look like it was about McCain’s son. When you read the story, it was about a friend of McCain’s son. Another story alleges a “rumor” from an unnamed source that McCain had something going with P.J. O’Rourke’s wife.

I hope some lawyer somewhere sues. These tabloid blogs stoop lower than what my chicken leaves on the deck.

Whatever all that. We’re back.

And let me tell you. America loves Sarah Palin. You could feel it.

She is our Sarah and now we have to be her linemen. uh. linewomen too.

with the Palin 2012 talk; we have a 08 race to win. Let’s get moving!

I’m having a difficult time seeing how anyone watches this debate and objectively calls it a “win” for Palin. She held her own, I’ll give her that. She had no fall on her face gaffes. But Biden seemed far more knowledgable, more experienced, just as “likeable”, just as in touch with “real America”. He also did not come across as sexist or arrogant, to my view. Palin had several “non-answers” where she just plain evaded the question, and most Americans will clearly recognize that.

I think Palin exceeded expectations. Nothing more. Regrettably, I think that does nothing to change the dynamics of the race today. McCain effectively conceding the race today in Michigan should make everyone nervous.

What an awesome performance by Sarah Palin, she not only ‘held her own’ against a 36 year veteran of the Senate, she DOMINATED him, a decisive Knockout win for Sarah Palin! No less than Rudy Guliani himself agrees with me, he called it a Knockout win for Sarah also, and rightly so. Nobody who isnt a HUGE Obama supporter could say anything other than Palin won the debate tonight, she owned him from pillar to post. The owned the style, the substance, the one-liners and the deep substantive comments, she won it all. I agree that she completely cemented her 2012 nomination tonight, and she certainly made it a LOT likely that she will be running her campaign from the White House as Vice President instead of Alaska as Governor. What a night!