Awesome, good for them. I gotta pick this up.

Tonight she says "I wasn't a big fan of Bill Clinton's tax policies" ??

Not a very good thing to say right now. After George W, Clinton comes off like an economic genius.

Anyway, you can knock "liberals" for mocking her lack of knowledge on the Bush Doctrine, but then she still has to deal with that answer of "being around oil" as her sufficient experience in foreign relations (I pasted the youtube clip on page 1), or her explaination of the Iraq War being "God's Will" (she also said in the same sermon putting a pipeline into Alaska is also "God's Will"). I don't have a huge problem with someone saying something is "God's Will", but I believe my God is doing Greater work than trying to put a pipeline into Alaska.

Where is it?? It went flushed down the toilet when half this country decided to vote for the same people who ran this country for the last 8 years. More debt, more wars, more puppets.

On a serious note you post pretty pro-Republican here... and after seeing 8 new threads per day about pro-McCain/Anti-Obama it gets tired of seeing. McCain's only leading by about 3%, and who's to believe polls anyway, but even if the election were held today there's a decent chance Obama could & still would win, depending on the outcome of about 2 or 3 states. Plus the youth vote in polls in a huge obstacle because they all own cellphones as we saw when Obama came out of nowhere to win Iowa. Pollsters had to try to rearrange their demographics & math, they may have figured it out in Obama v Clinton, but who's to say it's the same with Obama v McCain. So this race is far from over. After seeing that interview, Palin needs alot of work before she enters the VP debate. To be honest, McCain definitely got a bump in polls after the RNC, but it peaked at about an average of 3%. As people tire, things change, and all it really comes down to are people are less interested in talking on the phone. It wouldn't really surprise me if for every 1,000 people polled, they actually call about 5,000 who just hang up.  It wouldn't surprise me if it's 50/50 next week, or even if Obama's winning. And even then it's only mid-September. And what if Obama takes a lead, how is McCain going to catch up next time?? Run even dirtier ads, pick another woman for VP? He's pretty much out of ammo. You can call this race over as much as you want, I say it's just beginning.

Hahaha, I seriously don't know which answer makes more sense??

That's not exactly what's going on here in this article. This article states that factcheck.org said a few Palin rumors were proven false. However McCain made up a TV ad stating Obama's campaign has been "Absolutely false" and "proven wrong" by factcheck.org, when that isn't the case at all. In fact, McCain's ad is false & will now be proven wrong by Factcheck.org. How ironic is that?!