5/4/2009, Poll: Honorable Sarah Palin has said she is ready to assume the Presidency. Do you agree or disagree? (wisdom, Obama)

[Ryan C.]

See http://www.boston.com/news/nation/ar...me_presidency/ . Without a doubt, I agree with her. Honorable Sarah Palin has the wisdom that the Presidency calls for. For example:

On February 1, 2009, two weeks before the "Recovery and Reinvestment Act" {"Stimulus" bill} was signed, Honorable Sarah Palin said: "Much of the stimulus plan we've seen focuses on spending for governmenr programs that would be a burden on states to continue funding, and doesn't focus enough on spending that actually does put people back to work and stimulate the economy." See http://www.gov.state.ak.us/archive.php?id=1618&type=1 .

Two weeks later, evidence points to Honorable Sarah Palin being correct. "Economists: Stimulus Might Create Fewer US Jobs Than Intended," See http://www.voanews.com/english/2009-03-10-voa70.cfm (broken link) . "Lawmakers Weigh Need for Second Stimulus to Spur Job Growth," See http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1236...googlenews_wsj .

Over two months later, The U.S. Daily, reports: "Spending the U.S. stimulus; States can't afford it." See http://theusdaily.com/articles/viewa...6852&type=home .


What's your political party and gender?

[cleanhouse]

It was made clear Sarah was not ready for the Presidency. As far in over his head Obama seems Sarah would have been devoured. It is so apparent over the last 2 Presidencies the Oval office is reserved for only the most wise, articulate, well informed, worldy candidates. I do not believe the Oval office should be an on the job learning experience.

[Ryan C.]

Originally Posted by cleanhouse

It was made clear Sarah was not ready for the Presidency. As far in over his head Obama seems Sarah would have been devoured. It is so apparent over the last 2 Presidencies the Oval office is reserved for only the most wise, articulate, well informed, worldy candidates. I do not believe the Oval office should be an on the job learning experience.

I disagree with your statement: "It was made clear Sarah was not ready for the Presidency." I believe that she was and is ready. However, I do agree with your statement, "As far in over his head Obama..."

By the way, my poll ends with "was accurate."

[Theliberalvoice]

One way to describe it:
HELL NO!!!!!

[chielgirl]

See, she's putting herself in the limelight to be a joke, again.
Don't anyone say anything about not making fun of her again.
She's a joke, and a bad one at that.

[iColt1]

Originally Posted by Theliberalvoice

One way to describe it:
HELL NO!!!!!

totally agree. she aint ready nor will that woman ever be ready. Hillary WAS ready and is ready to lead (please keep all negative posts to yourself unless it's positive.) yall are already critizing Obama. like you could do better

[GreenGene]

She may - may - have been ready to be a small town mayor. She wasn't ready to be a governor. And she is not now, and probably will never be, ready to be President.

With time, she could probably be a decent sportscaster, though.

[Siouxcia]

Wailin' Palin 'ready to assume the Presidency'? ROTFLMAO!!!!

Took me a while to answer this one. When I read the thread title, I laughed so hard, I had to clean tea off my computer screen and change my pants!

Oh, and my answer is,

NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, INTO INFINITY NOOOOOOOO........

[Siouxcia]

Originally Posted by GreenGene

She may - may - have been ready to be a small town mayor. She wasn't ready to be a governor. And she is not now, and probably will never be, ready to be President.

With time, she could probably be a decent sportscaster, though.

I have to listen to her speak when I watch the local news. I seriously doubt she will ever be ready to be a 'decent sportscaster' outside of Hoboken, USA and the sport would likely be turkey chokin'.

Yeah, you betcha, *wink, wink*.

[iColt1]

you mean a small town mayor of 1. the 1 her