Couric and Palin
Katie Couric interviewed Sarah Palin this week.
Video re: the economy here:
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I much rather read about Biden, not knowing who the president was during the depression, and not understanding TV was not available, during the depression,
Posted on September 25, 2008 9:03 AM
Poor Sarah,
Poor Sarah,
America deserves more than that mess!
By what I saw with Palin,
McCain has signed the end of his political career and his personal ambition for the American presidency. It's over.
Sarah stole the spotlight from Obama but the American people and the whole world
will discover soon and very son how Sarah is too low, incompetent and a threat for the American leadership in the U.S and in the world.
You know why Obama is so strong?
He graduated from Harvard Law Studies and International Political Science.
Those assets are giving him flexibility and intelligence to become the next American president.
His faith is giving him wisdom, respect and humility, so he can praise McCain every time as an American hero. That’s what McCain can’t understand.
More than 22 debates for more than 20 months! You need to be strong.
Obama, you are pleading for the American people. We will support you. Go ahead.
Posted on September 27, 2008 8:56 AM