[allenwrench]

It seemed refreshing to hear a politician admit that they did not know everything under the sun.

In her interview with Katie Couric, Palin told Couric she would get the info for her at a later date as she was not able to answer her question.

I felt that if McCain could not answer a simple question about how many houses he owned and had to refer the question to his office. What was wrong with Palin doing some research to answer a question?

Then it occurred to me Palin was making claims based on knowledge she did not have...AKA just another lying rhetorician.

I would respect Palin much more if she came forth and said I got swept up in the political frenzy, I was overworked and tired and did not have the facts that I claimed to have. I apologize to the American public and will try to do better in the future with being honest.

(...and no, I'm not voting for Obama...just another lying rhetorician.)

 

[rainbowgc]

I can't believe he picked her - there are so many more woman qualified for the position I have to ask WHAT WAS HE THINKING?

 

[Luv2BeFrugal]

I think Sarah is GREAT! She'll make a fantastic VP! She is poised, articulate and capable.

I'm not sure what situation you're referring to...so can't comment on that.

No one...ever...will do everything perfectly, though.

 

[chris w]

I really like Sarah Palin also and agree that not every president knows everything. It is very sad that those that are falling behind act like spoiled brats not getting their way and start throwing mud. Very immature.

 

[mikandmari]

Knowledge isn't important? Even.... a little knowledge?