This was thoughtful and well said. I couldn't have said it better myself. It makes me wonder what the press and others who are gushing over Sarah Palin saw in her performance. She has no great presence, speaks in a tremulous voice, and has even less substance in her speeches. No wonder the RNC is keeping her away from the press for interviews. They know she is ill-prepared to deal with the press, much less with the serious issues that are facing this country. And, they are counting, once again, on the stupidity and gullibility of some Americans to vote for an attractive, yet vacuously packaged persona.
It would particularly be political suicide for Hillary voters to vote for McCain just because of Palin. His platform is anathema to theirs--- and it hasn't changed -- it has become more entrenched in the right-wing of his party with Palin's addition. If McCain gets elected then such voters will have only themselves to blame as the clock gets rolled back regarding Roe v. Wade, and America is saddled with yet another president who invades other countries first and asks questions later. (It is mind-boggling to me that there is the perception out there that McCain is more up to speed on foreign policy, when he doesn't even know that Iraq and Afghanistan do not share a border, that Iran actually lies in between them; and that he once confused the Shiites with the Sunnis.)
As for Hillary???s role in all of this, if she truly loves this country, as she professes, she???ll put her ego aside and campaign hard for Barack Obama to be elected, because there is so much at stake. As Obama said, this election is not about him, and neither is it about Hillary Clinton. Its about us collectively and the times we live in, for which we need wise, prudent leadership to steward us through.









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