Not only do I find it interesting that she is completely ignorant of her own plight with Troopergate, but I also find it interesting what she said at the end.

Palin says, "As president, he's going to end those once and for all."

This is just complete DELUSIONAL speak. The thing she doesn't understand here is that, unfortunately, corruption, overspending, abusing power are things that people are naturally prone to do. People who achieve power, at times, will do what it takes to STAY in power, including becoming corrupt, spending irresponsibly to pander to constituents, and screw over and lie to others.

If she believes that anyone, let alone one man, like McCain, could completely eradicate such behaviors of man, then she is VERY delusional. Simple promises that can NEVER be fulfilled that sound good, but it's all theory and wishful thinking.

just a passing note: she sucks at speeches. There's no emotion, it feels empty and flat.

was funny the gap between her ending and the crowd going "wtf? oh, we ment to cheer now?"

What i really love about your comment sirex ( apart from the truth of it )

Is how Obama being a very inspiring speaker is refered to by McCain and Palin almost as thought its a bad thing... like... he must be a phoney... he speaks well..

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