I am sick and tired of Sarah Palin too. She is exacerbating this entire campaign process, and she fails to recognize that she is simply not qualified to run for vice president. I can't wait for all of this crap to be over.
One scary thing that I have noticed is that ever since Palin became McCain's running mate, there has been almost no press (at least, not nearly as much as there used to be)for Obama. In a country where publicity is important, and there is no such thing as "bad" publicity, I fear that a lot of people will not remember Obama and Biden. Granted, there is still time, and Obama has a lot of support, but it is indeed a scary thought.
And sorry for being so depressing! It's just that Palin makes me that way...

Dear Diana,

I actually just signed on to post the exact same sentiment. I will fight Sarah Palin no more forever. McCain's VP choice was the most egregious case of political pandering in the history of US politics (and that's going some.) The leader of Sarah Palin's party came to her and said, "We need you" and she answered the call. This should not reflect badly on Sarah Palin - she is who she is, and she isn't who she isn't. But it can, should, must and will reflect horribly on John McCain's decision making.

The whole "experience myth" is absurd -- it isn't the case that the most experienced person should become president. If it was that easy, we could just give a Civil Service exam and the person who scores highest would become President. But there is a threshold of experience and knowledge needed to become President - and no one in their right mind could ever have thought Sarah Palin crossed that threshold. It was just insanity, and I, like you, am SO ready for the insanity to be over.

So I am not going to make fun of Sarah Palin anymore. I'm going to just keep repeating the mantra: What on Earth is John McCain thinking?

Onward Into The Fray,
Melanie
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