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What are your thoughts on the subject?Watch Sen. Obama discuss the challenges of the new, globalized economy at an event in Michigan Monday.
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I'm eager to hear your comments...Sick of politicians talking a lot and saying nothing? Former Alaska Senator and Presidential candidate Mike Gravel cuts through everyday political rhetoric. www.gravel2008.us (Produced by Hodge Pictures screenplay by Joe Shepter).
Participate in the conversation by leaving your comment below.As presidential elections campaigning begin in Tehran, the Iranian president announced the successful launch of a sophisticated mid-range missile. Is it a demonstration of power by the incumbent president to gain an edge over competitors?
Any ideas?From the Cafferty File:
All we have heard from John McCain for months is, “Barack Obama is too young. Barack Obama is too inexperienced to be commander-in-chief. Who do you want answering the phone in the White House at three a.m.? Blah, blah, blah.”
So what does McCain do? He picks someone to be his running mate who is even younger than Barack Obama and has less experience.
Sara Palin is 44 — Obama is 47. Sara Palin is in her first term as governor of Alaska, a state that has 13 people and some caribou. Obama is a member of the United States Senate from Illinois.
It’s not a big deal, except for this: If McCain wins, he will be the oldest person ever inaugurated for a first term at 72. He has a history of health problems that include bouts of melanoma, a potentially deadly form of skin cancer. It is reasonable to consider that McCain’s running mate could be called upon to be our president.
Meanwhile, some may see this as a move for McCain to attract disaffected women who voted for Hillary Clinton and aren’t yet behind Obama. But that might not work for a few reasons: Palin, like McCain, is pro-life. Also, she might be a woman, but she’s no Hillary Clinton — when it comes to her experience or her ideology.
At some point, voters will have to ask themselves who they would want running the country if it ever became necessary: Joe Biden or Sarah Palin.
Here’s my question to you: Does John McCain undercut his own message by naming someone even younger and more inexperienced than Barack Obama to be his running mate?
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Any ideas?Transcript For “Alaska’s Political Circus”
ANNCR: In Alaska. The circus has come to town.
When Gov. Sarah Palin dismissed Walter Monegan over insubordination regarding his budget, blogger conspiracy theories started to fly and an investigation ensued.
Meet Sen. Hollis French. An Obama supporter.
He moved the investigation deadline to the middle of the presidential campaign, saying it could lead to an October surprise.
Meet Sen. Kim Elton. An Obama donor who continues to ignore the calls of his own committee members to reconsider whether the investigation is legitimate.
And then there’s Steve Branchflower. Appointed as a QUOTE independent investigator by Elton. Branchflower and French were recently exposed for colluding on the issuing of subpoenas.
So why are they even investigating Gov. Palin? Conspiracy theorists say it’s because Monegan was dismissed because he wouldn’t fire Trooper Michael Wooten.
Even after Wooten was cited for tasering his 10-year-old stepson.
Secrecy, collusion, and October surprises. It’s nothing more than a three-ring circus emceed by Obama partisans.
John McCain for President:http://www.johnmccain.com/palin.htm
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