Palin's Convention Speech
#6
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2007
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I think she did really good and I can't wait to watch her without the telepromter. That womans got gumption. I honestly didn't see myself voting for a woman but the more I see the more I am sure I will be punching the McCain Palin ticket.
There was a lot of those speeches that were great. For me this was the easiest convention to watch.
There was a lot of those speeches that were great. For me this was the easiest convention to watch.
#7

I thought she did real well. I was not going to vote for McCain but she has won me over. I don't know a lot about her but I like what I have seen so far.
#8
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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As we say down here in Texas . . . Palin whipped Obama like a red headed step child, y'all! Ouch! That hurt me and I'm not an Obama supporter.
Palin made a strong case for her executive experience -- first as mayor and second as governor. I find the case convincing.
Palin pointed out that Obama has precious little executive experience, in quite forcible terms.
Palin stated the strengths of John McCain. One point I liked and which I think is important and has rarely been acknowledged by the press . . . McCain has actually, in the truest sense of the word, fought for us . . . as a soldier in our military. Personally, I think it is an important experience that can be brought to bear in a president, military experience. I'm not saying it is a sine qua non of this office, but it is a definite advantage in my opinion. Bush the elder had this experience. Carter had this experience. JFK had this experience. Eisenhower had this experience.
A powerful speech. I think the Obama campaign is going to be running scared. The Obama campaign has the advantage of the liberal news media -- television, newspaper, and magazines -- on their side. But I don' think this is going to be enough. I think Obama is vulnerable on the characterization as a fuddy-duddy liberal, tax and spend democrat, who is weak on defense. All of these attacks were made by Guilliani and Palin. These things were heard by all but the kool-aid drinking Democrats, and these attacks are largely unanswerable.
But then again, what the heck do I know? Maybe this is wishful thinking.
Palin made a strong case for her executive experience -- first as mayor and second as governor. I find the case convincing.
Palin pointed out that Obama has precious little executive experience, in quite forcible terms.
Palin stated the strengths of John McCain. One point I liked and which I think is important and has rarely been acknowledged by the press . . . McCain has actually, in the truest sense of the word, fought for us . . . as a soldier in our military. Personally, I think it is an important experience that can be brought to bear in a president, military experience. I'm not saying it is a sine qua non of this office, but it is a definite advantage in my opinion. Bush the elder had this experience. Carter had this experience. JFK had this experience. Eisenhower had this experience.
A powerful speech. I think the Obama campaign is going to be running scared. The Obama campaign has the advantage of the liberal news media -- television, newspaper, and magazines -- on their side. But I don' think this is going to be enough. I think Obama is vulnerable on the characterization as a fuddy-duddy liberal, tax and spend democrat, who is weak on defense. All of these attacks were made by Guilliani and Palin. These things were heard by all but the kool-aid drinking Democrats, and these attacks are largely unanswerable.
But then again, what the heck do I know? Maybe this is wishful thinking.
#9
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Oregon
Posts: 177

WOW! She was awesome! I was skeptical about voting for McCain, not now! I'm McCain-Palin all they way. BTW, my mom just called, a Hillary supporter and Democrat her whole life... Now voting for McCain 8-)
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ORIGINAL: bigdawgwill44
WOW! She was awesome! I was skeptical about voting for McCain, not now! I'm McCain-Palin all they way. BTW, my mom just called, a Hillary supporter and Democrat her whole life... Now voting for McCain 8-)
WOW! She was awesome! I was skeptical about voting for McCain, not now! I'm McCain-Palin all they way. BTW, my mom just called, a Hillary supporter and Democrat her whole life... Now voting for McCain 8-)
Her speech was spectacular, and there is no other way to describe it. Even though it was a pre-written speech, she still delivered it perfectly!!!! She's a common woman doing uncommon things, and that's something we all (at least those of us who are common people), can embrace!!!!