Palin Unqualified To Be President, Says Vast Majority Of America

[musclemann]

Throw all your "Mensa U" stones you want, but YOU are the one looking like an idiot when you can't answer SIMPLE questions. You can throw out your talking points, but when asked for an original thought, the stones get thrown. So sad.

U got it tony nicco. you got banned using that name so you weaseled your way back in under jamaicanman but you have no one fooled. I told you before im not answering any questions to anyone who cant discuss things intelligently without name calling as the mods requested you refrain from such or not to call anyone out.

[buddyluv1968]

Take the teleprompter away and Obama make some pretty stupid comments as well....................

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They did take the telepronter away when he had a question and answer session with the republican congressman....

[BettorsChat]

Face it republicans cannot hold a debate. They have to argue everything without being able to agree with the left on anything. I've never seen a bunch that is so freaking angry when it comes to their party.

[jordanrules23]

face it republicans cannot hold a debate. They have to argue everything without being able to agree with the left on anything. I've never seen a bunch that is so freaking angry when it comes to their party.

wheres al gore or john kerry?

[musclemann]

The spotlight has been bright, not necessarily kind to former Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin.

According to a new Washington Post-ABC News poll, 71% of Americans do not feel that Palin is qualified to be President. That includes a sharp drop in Republican support, where 45% believe she is qualified compared to 66% who thought she was last fall.

Overall, 37% have a favorable view while 55% have an unfavorable view of the former Alaska Governor.

Palin has been able to count on support from the Tea Party, but the Washington Post indicates that the movement itself has split favorability and is poorly understood:

Nearly two-thirds of those polled say they know just some, very little or nothing about what the tea party movement stands for. About one in eight says they know "a great deal" about the positions of tea party groups, but the lack of information does not erase the appeal: About 45 percent of all Americans say they agree at least somewhat with tea partiers on issues, including majorities of Republicans and independents.
The movement's supporters were identified as, "overwhelmingly white, mostly conservative and generally disapproving of Obama."

If Palin intends to become a key player in Washington, she would share something in common with those already there. The poll also shows that two out of every three Americans are "dissatisfied" or "angry" at the federal government. That's the worst result for Washington in nearly 14 years.

In another revealing question, the poll found that taxpayers estimate 53% of their money is "wasted."


Palin Unqualified To Be President, Says Vast Majority Of America

71 percent, that means the 8 or 9 guys here that love palin and keep hoping she runs for president are right and 71 percent of americans are wrong.