No. There's no point to that. That's taking the conversation off the topic. And I'm not falling for it.
The point is - you and many others on the left are resorting to increasingly ridiculous extremes to try and dig up "dirt" on Sarah Palin. And not
only is it not sticking, the attempt is making the media and the Obama campaign look like they are desperate.
The polls already show that McCain has pulled even with Obama. There was a significant bounce in the polls after the Republican convention. Not from the
Republican base, but from independents and even "Blue Dog" democrats. Obama got a slight bounce from his convention, which has since evaporated.
There's indications that many former Hillary Clinton supporters may vote the Republican ticket because they like Palin.
Why? A very large part of that is due to the backlash from efforts to demonize Palin. And the fact that the Obama campaign looks foolish every time they try
and compare Obama with Palin. When they ought to be comparing him to McCain. In that sense, McCain's choice was a political judo move of the first water.
So no. I don't have to "prove" a damn thing. You're doing the damage yourself, to your side. If I was on your side, I'd caution you to quit. But since I'm not, I'll say - please, oh PLEASE keep attacking Palin! Keep bringing attention to the fact (FACT) that she has more executive experience then Obama!
You and all the people who want to demonize her for being a woman, and a conservative - you keep RIGHT. ON. DOING. IT.
Because it WILL bite you in the ass come November.
The point is - you and many others on the left are resorting to increasingly ridiculous extremes to try and dig up "dirt" on Sarah Palin. And not
only is it not sticking, the attempt is making the media and the Obama campaign look like they are desperate.
The polls already show that McCain has pulled even with Obama. There was a significant bounce in the polls after the Republican convention. Not from the
Republican base, but from independents and even "Blue Dog" democrats. Obama got a slight bounce from his convention, which has since evaporated.
There's indications that many former Hillary Clinton supporters may vote the Republican ticket because they like Palin.
Why? A very large part of that is due to the backlash from efforts to demonize Palin. And the fact that the Obama campaign looks foolish every time they try
and compare Obama with Palin. When they ought to be comparing him to McCain. In that sense, McCain's choice was a political judo move of the first water.
So no. I don't have to "prove" a damn thing. You're doing the damage yourself, to your side. If I was on your side, I'd caution you to quit. But since I'm not, I'll say - please, oh PLEASE keep attacking Palin! Keep bringing attention to the fact (FACT) that she has more executive experience then Obama!
You and all the people who want to demonize her for being a woman, and a conservative - you keep RIGHT. ON. DOING. IT.
Because it WILL bite you in the ass come November.