Well ,it seems that we have given the Presidency over to Obama,,WWWHHOOO in their right mind would vote for a 72 year old dude with a vice president that has never done anymore than change diapers and protect Mooses, I Am Tottalllly disgusted, So I am declaring that I am Asking all c3 memebers to vote for Bugggs Bunny,,It aint gonna make a differance because Obama is gonna win anyway,,,I totally support the democrats,,seems they have their crap together a lot more than The Republicans,,,rd

We'll see what the senators (Electoral) will pick for our President.    We don't pick the president.  We just watch and listen to their lies.... 

I don't normally like to get into political discussions, but it does seem odd that he picked a completely unknown and inexperienced person for Vice President.  Kinda makes ya wonder what he was thinking.

[QUOTE=Iron82]We'll see what the senators (Electoral) will pick for our President.    We don't pick the president.  We just watch and listen to their lies....  [/QUOTE]

Senility has set in 

Any women who has five children,lifetime NRA, likes to fish, can shoot and gut a moose, who is Governer of a state the size of Alaska. Makes a lot more since than a senator from Ill. who has spent 144 woking days in the senate voting present.

Realizing we are all friends here, I tried as much as I could to resist jumping in, but here goes anyway

Some things to consider:

Sarah Palin began serving in political office in 1992. Barack Obama began serving in 1997. So by some simple math: Palin's been in public office FIVE years longer than Obama. Joe Biden has been in the U.S. Senate forever. So, in terms of total years of public service, the three stack up as follows:

1. Biden
2. Palin
3. Obama

In terms of executive experience, there's not even a contest. Sarah Palin first served in an executive capacity in 1997 (Mayor of Wasilla), and took over her first state-level executive branch position in 2003. Then she became Governor of Alaska in 2006. Barack Obama has never served in an executive capacity at any level, and Joe Biden has never served in an executive capacity at any level. So, in terms of executive experience, the three stack up as follows:

1. Palin
2. Biden and Obama (tied, with zero each.)

I don't like to discuss politics with friends either, but I have to say my first impression of Sarah is that of the four, she would make the best president.

Does anyone realize that just last week when a reporter asked her about her possibilities of a Veep nod, she asked the reporter "just what does a Vice president do all day?"