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I am more concerned if it will possible to debate the liberal candidate Obama without charges of racism coming about.
Yes, I'm certainly familiar with all that. I was responding to the thread starter's comments about debates, not the campaign as a whole. The overt sexism is one of things that had me seriously thinking about voting for McCain.
Gee, I sure wish the video would have kept rolling to see...woops, hear what.... who was that in the other chair...Janet Napolitano?? (got bad eyes so if that wasn't her...sorry )... had to say?
I'm not sure who the other women were. I was looking for older clips of her to get a better sense on how she speaks without a script and stumbled across that.
And if I can piggyback on your question, if that is an issue (a man debating a woman and the man being perceived as mean or giving a pass to the woman), why wasn't it an issue with Hillary? It certainly didn't seem to be, except the time that Obama said that she was "likeable enough." But I have a feeling that with Palin, it could be a big issue.
She also mentions Rick Lazio's poll numbers plummeting because he crossed the stage to confront Hillary.
Yes, I'm certainly familiar with all that. I was responding to the thread starter's comments about debates, not the campaign as a whole. The overt sexism is one of things that had me seriously thinking about voting for McCain.
woops, I'm sorry and a rep for the screw up I see what you mean.
She also mentions Rick Lazio's poll numbers plummeting because he crossed the stage to confront Hillary.
Oh that's right. I had forgotten about that. That was definitely a bad move.
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)... had to say?
I see what you mean.
