"I hate to toot my own horn, but I DO have more executive experience than even Barack Obama."

[jenmito]

She also has more experience in shooting moose. How does that make her more qualified to be VP? She doesn't even know the JOB of VP!

[Kerrytravelers]

1. What experience did she gain from signing paychecks? It makes no logical sense.

The word "executive" sounds big and important to her followers, and that's about it.

[jenmito]

10. None that qualifies her to be VP. But it's their talking point.

She also has more experience at giving birth. Oh yeah-McCain added that she has a son in the military and THAT qualifies her to be VP. :rofl:

[Arkansas Granny]

18. I've given birth, I've had 3 sons in the military, 2 of my grandchildren are

currently in the military and I was once President of our local PTA. Can I be VP?

[jenmito]

21. YES! You're automatically more qualified than Obama

in McPalin's opinion.

[Occam Bandage]

2. "Executive experience" is nonsense. By that "metric,"

a small-town mayor of two weeks is more qualified to be President than a Senator of thirty years.

[zulchzulu]

3. Yeah, at least John McBlinky has "executive experience" too

Hates to toot her horn, my ass...

[Swede Atlanta]

She's a joke

She's "in charge" of the Senate and will get in and roll up her sleeves and make some good policy changes....yeah right..... like the Senate Majority Leader, however that will be in the new Congress (hopefully someone more assertive than Reed) will allow that.

[jenmito]

13. Exactly...

And the only person hammering her on that is Chris Matthews (oh-and Olbermann, too). She doesn't know what "pre-conditions" are, either.

[marylanddem]

4. I wanted to throw something at the TV when she said that

What an asshole she is.

[jenmito]

11. Same here.

But I didn't. I don't have $140,000 to buy another one.

[daninthemoon]

12. i thought even mccain looked uncomfortable when she said it

[jenmito]

16. Just the fact that he's THERE makes ME uncomfortable! It's like, "Take Your Daughter to Work Day."

Yuck.

[sad sally]

22. maybe he was suppressing a toot

[Swede Atlanta]

5. She's a joke

She's "in charge" of the Senate and will get in and roll up her sleeves and make some good policy changes....yeah right..... like the Senate Majority Leader, however that will be in the new Congress (hopefully someone more assertive than Reed) will allow that.

[ulysses]

6. and I read more than she does. hell, make me the VP candidate.

I'll light a fire under the GOP base. :evilgrin:

[yardwork]

7. How come she didn't already have a professional wardrobe, then?

[jenmito]

15. Good question! n/t

[DrToast]

8. Toot? Is she making fun of Obama's grandma?

Yes, I'm kidding.

Although that's no dumber than her claim that Obama's "lipstick on a pig" remark was about her.

[jenmito]

14. If it was reversed, I bet the Repubs. WOULD claim such a thing!

Dumb or not. Afterall, she's no "elitist." :eyes:

[Alter Ego]

9. Fuck Moose Princess.

How she can go up on stage or sit down for an interview and spew this vile crap is beyond me.

[JBoy]

17. "I hate to toot my own horn... but since no objective observers are doing it..."

[jenmito]

20. Exactly. n/t

[underpants]

19. You can toot my horn

[treestar]

23. It is not required to have held elective executive positions before

To be able to be President. Running a Senate office is "executive experience."

Anyway big deal. Barbie's "experience" doesn't mean she did a good job of it or learned anything from it.

She was a major of a town and has been a governor a couple of years. In spite of being able to see Russia, that involves no national or international issues and is very possibly useless for the presidency.

[TheDonkey]

24. Not to toot my own horn but I DO know what the role of the VP is

and am more qualified to be VP than Sarah Palin.

[mtnsnake]

25. By her logic, Joe the Plumber has more experience than both she and Obama combined

just because he's been his own boss for a while.

Joe the Plumber for President!

[WinkyDink]

26. ANOTHER attempt by Republicans to DESTROY the system of checks and balances, by trying to make the

Executive Branch---and experience in it---seem SUPERIOR to citizens.