Would Sarah Palin have made a better President? Should we have voted for her instead?

[baxendale]

Originally Posted by Tuco

It's a hypothetical question. I didn't say she was running, I asked if she would have made a better President. My friend once asked me who would win in a fight, a monkey with a knife or a pit pull. Doesn't mean it actually happened.

If I had to choose between the monkey with the knife and Sarah Palin, the monkey would get my vote.

[ray1945]

Originally Posted by Quick Enough

The liberal attack did have a major role in her fall in ratings. ABC, Couric, all of them cut and chopped many hours of tapes in order to show the most negative side possible and you swallowed it hook, line and sinker.

If hate is the wrong word, I apolagize. But, your posts about her sure don't show any love.

Just out of curiosity, have you read her book?

You are correct, I don't love Palin, but neither do I hate her. I do find her annoying.

No, I have not read her book. I did watch her Oprah interview. She (Palin) was annoying.

[jimw144]

Originally Posted by momonkey

I would agree with you on the last point, but I don't fault Palin for not being in the driver's seat. She was asked to run as his VP. I'm sure if Palin were at the top of the ticket, I would have had less difficulty buying yard signs.

I'm sorry either Palin used poor judgement signing on to a bad situation, or she she was part or all of the problem. Either way she showed poor leadership skills.

I don't really know how much BO actually ran the campaign, so I can't comment one way or the other about that. The untraceable foreign contributions made with pre-paid debit cards and fictitious names fits with his corrupt MO. It seems reasonable that he would have influenced that part of the campaign.

Well you do know that Obama either put together a great team or ran it himself. That campaign may have had a larger budget that the state of Alaska. Organizations had to be set up in all 50 state with the money distributed and controlled. Leadership