[chesley]

My wife is fairly conservative, However, she dislikes Sarah. Says she's a cheerleader=type personality. Which may be. She can a little annoying on a personal level.

But whether she personally grates , or not, is not the point. Sarah has her head screwed on straight, and that is all that counts when you mark the ballot. Will this person's policies conform with your beliefs?

And in Sarah's case, the answer is “yes”. For both my wife and me.

I don't expect her to vote for Sarah in the primaries, but I'm very confident she will vote against Hussein come the general.

[cvq3842]

She has a very animated way of speaking, and the way she pronounces certain words - like the “a’s” in “Alaska” - seem to strike people as some kind of “Valley Girl/ditz” accent.

So much for tolerance, and diversity.

But if a poll laid out Palin’s positions and Obama’s (without naming either of them) and asked what slate people preferred, Palin’s programs would win by at least 20 points.

All just my opinion, of course.