Pain is a fast-track, small-time politician being introduced to the big time. Most politicians running on a national ticket have been vetted through their record and their public appearances. Some survive the trip-ups they make and continue to hold national office (Biden, McCain, Kennedy,etc.), other do not (George Allen, Larry Craig, etc.).
My image of Palin becoming vice president of the United States is that should she be called upon to occupy the oval office - she will be surrounded by a multitude of unknown individuals (some of whom would be professionals, others would be small time themselves) running the executive branch and calling the shots on all foreign and domestic matters - and that is a fearful thought.
As for the argument that Obama has no more experience than Palin - Obama became the nominee based on the choices of some 18-20 million primary voters. Palin became the nominee based on the determination of one person that she is qualified to be one heartbeat away from the presidency. Her selection makes me question whether 'country first' is something McCain really believes in - or just uses as a campaign slogan.









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