Kraniak_the_Maniak's Blog

I pray that our party will be strong and I personally have been engerized since Gov. Palin, was nonimated for VP.

The media may attack her but it would happen if it had been another choice. Gov. Palin, appears to be able to handle the pressure. This year with her family has been stressful but haven't we all had those crisis?

Many years ago I was at a cocktail party given at the country club, an associate got a little much to drink and she said she wanted to sit with people that did not have any d...perfect children.

That really hit home as we all go forward let's not forget the hills and valley's that we have endured and support two people who want to serve their country. What a sacrifice your on call twenty-four seven. I know about those days too in a different profession.

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If experience is off the table (and I don't think it is), then so is the Obama/Biden mantra of "change". Their policies increase government, threaten economic growth at a crucial time, and promise a return to fiscal policy that led to the dot-com crash in the late 90's. By contrast, McCain/Palin will reduce wasteful government as Palin has done in Alaska, giving the people their money back. Which is really change and which is more of the same?

Her selection is appealing to Republicans and small-town and reform Independents, and if she happens to pick up Hillary supporters and other women, that is just a bonus. It is worthy of mention that many of the pro-Hillary "Pumas" have stated they're going to vote McCain in protest to the DNC and liberal media's treatment of their candidate. How many switch, though, won't be known until Election Day.

What are you people thinking? Come on, no one says you can support Palin, but please quit lying to the American people and yourself that she somehow has more experience that Obama; well unless you are referring to more experience in corruption. I hear talk about all the sexism in the media now all the time in connection with Ms. Palin, and how the media is bias against her, but is she really being treated hasher than the other candidates in the race were, NOOO, she is not. The media brought all out the stuff they had on Hillary, Obama, and McCain so what, because she is a lady does that mean she has to get a free ride? What is her stand on issues? Was she involved in trying to fire her ex-brother in law, why was she so untactful in addressing the pregnancy of her daughter? These are all legitimate questions that the media should address, like they did to Obama. It is not the fact that she is a woman that is in question, because so am I; it’s not the fact that she has five children, my mother has five children as well; and it’s not the fact that her daughter made a bad decision; it is the fact that she is unknown and people regarding of sex, race, religion, etc has a certain and understandable fear of the unknown. We need to quit playing the sexist card.

Heck shes done more than community leader, who runs around as a charlatan. Sheran a city and state government!

And Obama? Well, Pimping poor people in the south side of Chicago for votes and supports is what he is running on. Unbeleivabl!!!

But have you been to south side Chicago lately? Nothing changed in Obama's old stumping ground. He did absolutely nothing for that community. Even Rev. wright is piss, because he knows Obama brought no change or anything to that community.

As of today,they are still poor in the south side and the shootings are still going on.

And Obama? still being a charlatan!

When the Dems and the far left are so angry and so vicious I know that John McCain made the right decision. The nastier they get the more I realize that she was just what we needed. When the Dems Hate someone, America usually loves them. Go Sarah!!. Let them insult you all the way to the Whitehouse.

I am a retired military Army Senior Non-Commissioned Officer and when I watch the RNC I don't see a party reflective of the American culture in which I live. The Army and military is strong because of it's diversity, but the RNC has failed to learn this. A sea of White people who "just don't get it" is all I see and here. This party better change or it will eventually die.

the RNC will change when certain citizens open their eyes and hearts and allow themselves to take a step in the GOP direction. That will be a hard step for many, but it will challenge the lock-hold the DNC has on a whole lot of us in this country.

You morons just don't get it. Bill Clinton fixed the economy right? OK, but what did he do to the military, and our national security? He caused us to become weak, and as soon as he left Bush gets hit with 9/11 disaster. This was a move by Terrorists to make Bush look bad, not Clinton who was essentially at fault...and the "Morons" that believed it? "ALL DEMOCRATS" I don't know about you guys but I know I feel much safer knowing there is an armed undercover officer on my airplane. I feel safer knowing that I can go to work everyday knowing that with President Bush's guidance we now have a very strong Homeland Security Infrastructure. And if Obama were to get in he would do the same thing ole Bill did. Don't you get it? If you get all this Dems promise it all would be gone in a flash, by another attack on our country. These times aren't like 16 years ago when Clinton took office, these other countries have bigger, badder weapons, and as you saw on 9/11 they were not afraid of us. Do you want them afraid of the USa? Vote McCain/Palin and you will not be Afraid. God Bless The USA

I don't trust obama/biden and I don't like palin. So do I vote 4 ron paul? This is just stupid,this woman by far is the worse thing to happen to pubs,even tho she gave a good written speech and the joke about the lipstick was what 5 yrs or more old. Are they that behind up there. Anyways,I'm sure the idiot s.h. will get a tingley feeling running down his leg.

Well yesterday I watched the convention,i t was pretty good for the most part. I heard the former Mayor of NYC stating that the Democratic nominee did not having any executive experience; neither does the Republican nominee, leading a battalion in the military, being held captive for six years, and giving information to spare your life does not qualify one to be president. Those actions merit a purple heart and the honor of being called a hero. If executive experience is what we look for in a president the only candidate that qualifies in my opinion is Sara Palin. By the way, Sara went off yesterday on the Democrats, I hope she knows that she is fair game now. (Thanks to her speech writer(s)) I knew she could hold her own. Furthermore, when one chooses someone to speak on their behalf it should be someone with a credible reputation, not an individual who could not commit to several marriages. The city of NY knew better then to select a dishonest man to represent them. Oh but wait, then again didn't the Republican nominee cheat on his former wife as well. What will he do when he is in office or when he is under pressure? If my president can't commit to family, the smallest unit in his battalion whose interests should always be at heart, how can he commit to a country which consists of several families (units, battalions and brigades)?