She seems like an intelligent, strong woman.  Kudos to her for balancing a successful career and motherhood (I strive for that one day). 

However, pretty much every stance she has I disagree with. My vote is still going to Obama as of now...

Cannot wait to see what the rest of the election holds, though.   It's such a soap opera!  I look forward to the debates.  I tuned in for the Democrat convention and hope to catch a bit of the Republican convention, too.

not to mention how to get shit wiped up and gone as opposed to covering it up and leaving it to stink up the place for 8 years. 

funny funny funny pick

i will do whatever i can to get to that VP debate!, whos coming with me?

Her stand on the teaching of creationism in schools is her only weak point with me personally, but that hardly constitutes a threat to the well-being of the nation.  If I waited for a candidate whose views matched mine line for line, I'd never have a candidate.  I think McCain made a brilliant choice and I would feel far more comfortable with her in a crisis than with Barry O, especially after watching BO's sad performance at the Saddleback Forum.  He's not comfortable in his own skin.  Great professional orator, give him his due, but put him on the spot without a teleprompter or posse of sycophants to rely on, he's very unsure of himself.  McCain has had 72 years to get comfortable in his, and he's very much there.

We'll see where that goes, but it sounds more like a tempest in a teapot than a scandal, nothing close to Obama's personally benefiting from his connections to the likes of Rezko.

Even Little Green Footballs argues that it is no problem:

http://littlegreenfootballs.com/article/31088_Sarah_Palin_and_Creationism

And here is what she really said about Creationism:

It worries me a bit that she says that it "doesn't HAVE to be a part of the curriculum" (apparently she doesn't understand that religion MUST NOT be part of the science curriculum). But apparently the only Creationism she wants in schools is in the form of debates. I don't mind the idea of science teachers telling children why religion isn't science.