aaron dewinter

Bottom line: I feel Biden is more qualified. Palin is “down to earth & real.” but I’m not sure I want a “next door neighbor” type personality possibly running the country and/or dealing with important foreign issues. I can see why people relate to her, I think with briefings set aside she is a real family person, who wants change in Washington. However, I want someone that knows what their doing, who can communicate with national and foreign leaders and someone that can answer where they stand on issues (maybe the people briefing Palin should have made that priority #1). This was no game changer for the Republicans. This was one more peek in on their agenda which is more of the same. In fact, in not saying anything new she misquoted facts, numbers and mispronounced names, again. I have to wonder why McCain and most of the Republicans that talk on these news shows complain about experience and “Doesn’t understand Washington” comments about Obama, when I see and hear exactly that from Palin too? I just don’t think that’s a credible argument if you’re trying to sell everyone. Ultimately this is up to the individual voter and I hope people don’t spend too much time listening to their favorite news channel or reading blog posts like this. Watch and read as much as you need to on the candidates. Tryi to keep focused on only their words, not the media. Make a decision for yourself, not based on people being paid by news stations to talk about a specific party. As I switched channels last night FOX-vs.-MSNBC-vs.-CNN,it was silly. Just about everyone, with the exceptin of 2-3 people looked and sounded silly because they’re so committed to trying to proove their parties side. Just talk facts, don’t get mad or spiteful, inform people and let them decide. Overall Debate score: Obama/Biden 2  -  McCain/Palin 0

                                            ”Hey you in the first row, look at me! I’m on stage!”