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MSNBC has reported that Sarah Palin's favorabilty ratings have dropped 10 points since last Saturday, just 3 days ago. Looks like Palin has peaked way to early for the republicans. Its no coincidence that Obama's polls number are beginning to rise. I think there are two things that have contributed to the drop in Palin's numbers, her poor performance in her ABC interview which revealed her lack of experience and the latest news with the economy that has taken the spot light off of Palin and has given the democrats an opening to control the media.
Are we finally going to hear about the issues on news programs?
What are these issues you mention? The News Hour with Jim Lehrer seems to be the only "news" program left on tv. The rest tell you which side of the story they plan to have their commentators discuss. Facts, be damned.
You know...some concrete comments from the candidates on the economy, Iraq, taxes, healthcare etc...
The economy: Well, there's still enough on my card to go to Bloomie's. (giggle) I'm not one of those, you know, poor people.
Iraq: I can almost see that country from my house! Oh no, wait, that's Mexico.
Taxes: Well when McPalin is in power, there will NEVER be taxes again. It will be awesome. But we won't be borrowing any money, either. We'll all just, like, buy things with some sort of computer chip or...something.
Healthcare: OH DON'T WINE U LAYZIE LEFTIST SOCIALEST, BUY YOUR OWN HEATHCARE.
There you have it! See? We don't even need a silly old debate. Now if you'll excuse me...I have to get the top of my hair fluffed.
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