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"The Best Man For The Job"
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Sarah Palin's speech attracted more television viewers, than did Barack Obama's so called "historic speech"

Since John McCain introduced this woman less than a week ago, she has been under fierce attack by the media and democratic party. One news flash that I read just today was:
When Will Palin Give Interview?
John McCain Offers One Answer, Campaign Manager Gives Another
Brian Snyder, Reuters
Of course this was meant to cast her in a bad light, as though she's dodging the media. I however, had to laugh. I thought to myself: "Lord! Give this woman time to put on some lipstick, she's only been running less than a week! (duh)
In less than 1 week, 30 lawyers have been dispatched to Alaska, from the Obama campaign to try and dig up some dirt on this woman. I guess it never occured to anyone, that if you have to dig "that" hard to find something, it's probably "not" newsworthy anyway.
Wouldn't it be fun to take each one of these 30 lawyers, and put them under the same scrutiny? I'd be willing to bet that for each one of them, the difference in dirt between them and Sarah Palin, would be comparable to a "wheel barrel compared to a teaspoon".
If you want to know what a person will be like as president, just watch how they run their campaign! (30 lawyers?) Isn't this exactly what needs to be changed within our broken justice system? (This is from the candidate of change?)
The humorous part is the fact that they didn't even wait to find any dirt, they started "Sexist" attacks on her right away. So , think about it. They don't even know this woman, but start attacking her immediately. This tells me that it wouldn't have mattered who she was, they still, would have attacked her. It could have been Mother Theresa and it wouldn't have mattered. (This speaks volumes about this particular campaign, doesn't it?)
One of the first questions asked of Sarah Palin was: "How can you be vice president and raise 5 children?" Her reply was: "The same way every other Governor in the United States does it". It was a "very" sexist question.
I raised 3 children on my own. When I wasn't working, I was looking for work. During that time, I did everything that a mother and father "both" were expected to do. (Homework, PTA, cooking, cleaning - fill in the blanks etc...)
No one asked me how I was going to hold down a job and raise 3 children. Guess what? Nobody cared! So far, Sarah Palin has been a breath of fresh air. She's genuine, "real people", and that is attractive to most of us Americans. Real people like real people. Not the phoney, political B.S. that always goes on.
The liberal democratic parties "true colors" are finally being brought out into the light, for everyone to see. The same party that has bragged for decades, that they stand up for equality and women's rights, are the very ones that are being sexist. And their brand of "equality" stops at the point where you disagree with their political views.
Sarah Palin is smart, she's capable and seems to be just what the doctor ordered. Not to mention, she's done a great job as a Governor. It is wonderful, yet sad at the same time, that:
"The best man for the job, happens to be a woman"
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