McCain Picks Conservative Governor Sarah Palin as VPPalin Offers Real Hope, Refreshing Change & Contrast
A few weeks ago I predicted that Governor Sarah Palin would be the GOP VP candidate. But I also said that Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton would be the Democratic Party VP candidate. So I guess a .500 batting percentage ain't too bad . . .
Senator John McCain, I think more out of political expediency than principle, selected a REAL conservative for his Vice Presidential running mate. Regardless of that fact, Palin does make the GOP ticket slightly more palatable for Christian, conservative and values voters.
However, I am still not convinced that I will vote for McCain this fall. He is that bad. Obama and McCain, as I said before are socialist and socialist-lite, respectively. I think McCain is more liberal and moderate than he is conservative. He is the epitome of RINO (Republican- or conservative In Name Only). I still have my reservations.
Without question, though, the Obama-Biden ticket is absolutely unacceptable no matter how you look at it. We are talking about two of the most liberal politicians in America (#1 and #3 most liberal of all 100 senators.) We are talking about two people who unequivocally and unabashedly support unfettered abortion and actively aiding and abetting the advancement of the whole homosexual agenda and may other America-destroying positions.
I heard that the Obama campaign was quick today to denounce Governor Sarah Palin as being inexperienced. Quite frankly she has more experience than the headliner on the Democratic Party ticket. She has actual executive experience. She has accomplished a great deal in her short time as Governor. Obama has done nothing. His selection of Biden is an admission of his total ineptness and his lack of foreign relations experience as well as another demonstration of an absence of leadership.