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Come on. Did you watch? Wasn't she really good? Personable, charming, confident, poised - all things you fear.
Sanrene: I find your support of Palin interesting. What positions does she hold--specifically--regarding education, immigration, the economy and foreign policy--that persuades you to support her? The fact that she is "personable, charming, confident and poised" might be perfectly sufficient if she were running for Prom Queen. But she's running as a Vice Presidential candidate. Which of her positions do you support?
All I kept thinking during the entire thing and watching clips on line that were not on TV was that it was exactly like watching a 3rd grader give a speech while trying really, really hard to remember her lines.
Did she say why she won't release her tax returns? Did she say why all her college transcripts are private? What does she have to hide?
Keep in mind that George C. Scott did a great job playing Patton. Glenn Close played a convincing Vice President in Airforce one. (I was too busy drooling over Harrison Ford to notice his performance. Hal Holbrook won awards for his portrayal of Lincoln.
Let's get her on a real news show like Meet The Press. She's already show her lack of knowledge on the economy (the Fannie Mae gaffe) and foreign policy (not knowing the Bush Doctrine.)
Talk about change - she keeps changing her position on everything.
Did she say why she won't release her tax returns? Did she say why all her college transcripts are private? What does she have to hide?
Where did you see this? I haven't watched all the on line vids and haven't seen it there yet, and I didn't see that in the TV interview.
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Hal Holbrook won awards for his portrayal of Lincoln. 
