The new poll question is up:
What’s your take on McCain’s pick of Palin as his running mate?
Last week I asked who would be your choice as McCain’s veep.
Garnering only 11% of the vote, Sarah Palin was a sleeper…
Noting that Vizu only tracks the last 500 votes, it appears many may have voted for Palin after McCain announced her.
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Palin’s numbers would have been lower if the poll had been shut down as soon as she was announced. I voted yesterday (couldn’t help myself) when it was around 9%.
National Review had a poll before the announcement and last time I saw it Palin was a close second to Romney.
Shopping at a rack of clothes in Clinton, Tn this morning, Labor Day, all of the women were so excited to have Sarah Palin on the ticket.
We all had our hair up in pony tails and banana clips and we are ready to stand with John McCain.
We did not know each other, but now we have a common goal. Elect John McCain and Sarah Palin.
I admit, I voted after the announcment. However, she was my first pick ever since I heard she was being considered a couple of months ago. So my resonse was retroactive :-)
“response” that is….
When Palin was announced, the poll was between 1% and 2% for her, I think.
I had no opinion when the pole was up. After the fact, I must say HUH?
What sums her up for me is a little piece I read in one of her local newspapers written before she became mayor to her little hamlet. Sarah Palin told her husband she was going to Cost Co but instead went to JC Penny where Ivana Trump was pushing a new perfume. Interesting role model for a young woman.
I had no opinion when the pole was up. After the fact, I must say HUH?
What sums her up for me is a little piece I read in one of her local newspapers written before she became mayor to her little hamlet. Sarah Palin told her husband she was going to Cost Co but instead went to JC Penny where Ivana Trump was pushing a new perfume. Interesting role model for a young woman.
Posted by: Sally at September 2, 2008 7:37 PM
??????
What does that have to do with snything?
Are you drunk?
I had no opinion when the pole was up. After the fact, I must say HUH?
What sums her up for me is a little piece I read in one of her local newspapers written before she became mayor to her little hamlet. Sarah Palin told her husband she was going to Cost Co but instead went to JC Penny where Ivana Trump was pushing a new perfume. Interesting role model for a young woman.
Posted by: Sally at September 2, 2008 7:37 PM
??????
What does that have to do with snything?
Are you drunk?
Posted by: Oliver at September 3, 2008 12:24 AM
………………
Why lie to your husband to run off and get an autograph and then have your fascinating little story written up in the newspaper? Can you say shallow? But it certainly does explain the hairdo.
Gotta wonder if she doesn’t admire the kind of women that use men to attain wealth and celebrity.
Are you dense along with being contentious?