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Palin's ambition is bigger than her talent. She is like someone pursuing a singing career who cannot sing. Let Palin burn her self out as she is wearing out the welcome mat!
I swear, after McCain started ramping up, it was like the brat and the good kid in the back seat of the car. Mc Cain constantly whining in "Obama this, and I'm better" all the time. It was pretty disgusting.
I can't speak for others, but personally the "my friends" in that overly, too-too sincere tone, which gave the opposite impression (that he KNOWS we aren't all his friends and thinks he's really slick for conning us) grated after the second one. I don't know what HE thought, but every time I heard it it was like my bullshit meter pegged. And the inance "Joe-the-plumber" and "Jack the firefighter" bullshit made it sound like they were reading a childrens book from the 60's to us...and in a way they were.
Palin, the whole shebang. Now, I was never their target audience, I am more left than Obama for sure, but even back when I was 16 and really liked Ayn Rand, that stuff was the kind of thing the villians even in HER books said.
It wouldn't have flown then either.