McCain must have been looking for a woman for a long time, thinking that Hillary might win. When Obama won and didn’t put Hillary on the ticket it was a no brainer I’m thinking. Anyway he found a good one, a really bright spot in an otherwise very bad election for republicans. If this ticket has coat tails, the dems better rethink their big victory in Nov. and get to work on our many problems instead of waiting for the landslide.

Nah, watch the news. Me thinks her $20 million debt has been/will be paid promptly now. No more fundraisers. Just a simple payoff. Like all the talking head demanded.

So, Liberals, do you enjoy donating to the Obama Campaign to pay Hillary’s campaign debt? Just wondering.

And I agree with you, AJ – sending Hillary to Florida to say “women, vote for Obama even though he treated me like crap” is hardly likely to be very effective. I imagine Hillary will do a nice job of going through the motions but still, at this stage of the game surrogates aren’t going to do much for either side.

And this brings up one of the HUGE advantages of the Palin pick. McCain and Palin now have two electrifying campaigners that can work crowds and states daily for the next 2 months. Yes, they start off together, but they will split up soon and you can be sure Palin will spend most of her time in battleground states. Obama only has himself – who is going to get fired up by Slow Joe Biden anywhere? What demographic segment, what battleground state, is going to be enthused by the man who got less votes in the Presidential primary than Sarah Palin got when she ran for mayor of Wasilla?

This is a question for this election:
Are we a nation that cares more about how our leaders sound or how they stand?

Anyone watch Glenn Beck last night? It was an effective move on Glenn’s part by interviewing Stephen Moore, Jonah Goldberg, and David Fredoso (there’s one more guy but don’t have his name) to talk about Obama and his ideology.