Palin religiously believes that these are the "end times." So she is okay with American or the world being distroyed, because Christians will go to heaven.
Obviously, Palin will not keep us safe from terrorism.
Think this over.
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In his acceptance speech, McCain is expected to review his career in public service—first as a Naval Academy midshipman and wartime pilot and then as a 26-year veteran of Congress—while drawing stark policy differences with Democratic candidate Barack Obama.
Democratic critics have questioned Palin's political experience as a small-town mayor and her brief tenure as Alaska's governor. Wednesday night she offered a searing, sometimes sarcastic attack on the opposing ticket.
Palin joined other Republican speakers Wednesday night in praising McCain as a man of character, a former Vietnam prisoner of war who had spent his early career in the military and had sought to change the ways of politics in Washington.
"In politics, there are some candidates who use change to promote their careers. And then there are those, like John McCain, who use their careers to promote change," said Palin, toying with the central theme in Obama's campaign.
In Washington, just hours before McCain's speech, a federal judge was to hand down a sentence for once-powerful lobbyist Jack Abramoff in a bribery scandal involving lawmakers and aides on Capitol Hill and officials in the Bush administration.
Abramoff, who has been cooperating in a corruption investigation that rocked Washington and contributed to the Republican loss of Congress in 2006, could face as much as 11 years in prison for treating officials and their aides to expensive meals, golf junkets and luxury sports tickets in return for political favors.
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