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I have concluded that the country is safer in the hands of Barack Obama, leader of the Democratic Party and protector of the philosophy of that party. Protecting and defending the U.S. means more than defending us from foreign attacks. It includes defending the public with respect to their civil rights, civil liberties and other needs, e.g., national health insurance, the right of abortion, the continuation of Social Security, gay rights, other rights of privacy, fair progressive taxation and a host of other needs and rights.
If the vice president were ever called on to lead the country, there is no question in my mind that the experience and demonstrated judgment of Joe Biden is superior to that of Sarah Palin. Sarah Palin is a plucky, exciting candidate, but when her record is examined, she fails miserably with respect to her views on the domestic issues that are so important to the people of the U.S., and to me. Frankly, it would scare me if she were to succeed John McCain in the presidency.
--The Hon. Ed Koch, Former Mayor of New York City, who endorsed Bush in 2004
Biden did not hesitate to do so.
She reminds me so much of Bush, in his early days, inexperienced, and could not put a few sentences together (still does).
Even her friends don't say they will vote for her. Alarm bells should ring at this point.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/09/09/abc-in...
What will she do when Putin wants to meet her? Take her husband to hold her hand? She is an embarrassment to all women.
Have you no guts to face journalists without reading from a script written by NeoCon staff?
Fairfax County school officials said that a rally scheduled tomorrow for Republican presidential nominee Sen. John McCain (Ariz.) and his running mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, will be moved from Fairfax High School, following protests from some School Board members and parents that the event would violate school system policy.
The decision to move the event was made by the McCain campaign, Fairfax schools spokesman Paul Regnier said.
Late in the afternoon, the McCain campaign announced that the rally will be held at Van Dyck Park in Fairfax County and that people will begin assembling at 8 a.m. An e-mail from the campaign said that the Fairfax High field house, which can hold as many as 6,500 people, was not big enough.
A statement from the McCain campaign did not address the controversy.
"Due to the overwhelming response from voters in Virginia, the space at the field house at Fairfax High School will no longer be able to hold everyone who wants to attend this rally," the campaign said. "We have had double the amount of people respond than we originally expected. In order to accommodate everyone, we need to move the event to a location we are working on now."
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/ar...
McCain just never tells the truth
As Obama says: "These People"