The hypocricy runneth over today.

McNotObama '08

Do the Dems seriously want to contest the "experience" issue? Gov. Palin, an accomplished reformer governor, former mayor, and all-around genuine person, has dramatically more experience than Barack Obama. Obama started running for president even before he had assumed his Senate seat. This is a ridiculous charge by the Democrats, and it will come back to hurt them 100 fold.

Uh no Keith, the affirmative action pick was made in the Democrat  party this year with the presidential nomination of a Senator who hasen't even served one full year of his first term.

They must be holding interviews to see who can go out there and manage to do this with a straight face!

The Democratic talking points went out early today. Not early enough to head off the nasty attack (calling her a former mayor of a city of 9000) by Obama spokesman Bill Burton, but now they've had their meetings and gotten their ducks in a row.

I wonder just how many women they can get to go on TV tonight and say she is not qualified. I haven't watched O'Reilly and H&C in quite a while, but I think I will have to tonight.

PS: Didn't Rush Limbaugh get fired from a sports gig for implying that Donovan McNabb might have been a not -quite-capable "affirmative action" pick?

So when will Boykin be fired and told to apologize?

I spoke to several women today at the Democratic National Convention who said it's insulting John McCain would pick somebody—an affirmative-action candidate basically—who is not qualified.

  Hey!... did he just say that affirmative action puts people in positions they are not qualified for?

"I spoke to several women..."

Hey Genius: Palin is an insult to women? HA HA HA HA! Check out the Hillary forums, you friggin' idiot. 

I have completely revised my opinion of Harvard in the couple years. More idiocy comes out of the mouthes of these Harvard elitists than anywhere else. And that includes community colleges.

Whoever told Obama to come out and attack Palin's experience should be fired immediately.  All the Obama campaign has managed to do is showcase how even the bottom of the McCain/Palin ticket has more experience than the top of the Obama/Biden ticket.  Too funny!

Wait.  A liberal just admitted that affirmative action is an injustice?

 Panic does awful things to liberals.

Democrats are understandably upset; they just witnessed their chances for the White House go up in funny-smelling smoke once again, as if the speech their presidental nominee gave last night didn't do it first. Democrats need to face the fact that the majority of Americans, the ones Obama describes as bitter people who cling to their guns and religion, the ones that Barack says he has visited in all 57 states, are more conservative and cherish the true family values, the very values that their party rejects. However, I am sure that if Obama can get Rev. Jeremiah "g-damn America" Wright and Rev. Michael "you mean I'm going to stay this color" Fleger, or his good friend, upstanding citizen and homegrown terrorist William Ayers together and go on tour with him and Biden, the heartland of America will certainly embrace them wholeheartedly and reject a true agent of change, veteran John McCain and Sarah Palin, a true conservative who exposed and fought corruption in her own party and won, and has an 80% approval rating as Governor. By the way, she also has more business and executive experience than both Barack Obama and Joseph Biden, who is in the pockets of credit card companies in Delaware.
Boy, tough choice for America, huh?

I should put Boykin in my Special Edition.

Sarah Palin Special Edition.

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Funny watching the Obama surrogates chasing their tails on this experience/qualification thing - Just as McCain and Co intended, I'm sure.

Any utterance about Palin by them can easily and logically be countered with "Now, just to be clear, are you talking about Gov. Palin or Senator Obama - a guy who served 12 months in the US senate before announcing he was running for president?"

The fear and anger in the voice of some Obama surrogate David Gregory just interviewed was off the charts. She concluded her rambling shriek-fest by declaring Palin's choice as an "insult to women".

LOVE IT. ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT.

he'll have to say about Palin.

I'll have to tune in and watch him and Keith freak out with the rest of the Obamabots tonight.

On FoxNews "Special Report" today, Mort Kondrake had the audacity to compare Palin's experience unfavorably to Obama's, suggesting that because Obama has been running for president "a long time" and has "thought about the big issues" he was more qualified. Bill Kristol just withered him with mockery, saying that was typical "inside the beltway" thought and confirmed the brilliance of McCain's choice. He cited one reporter's criticism of Palin as "never before having appeared on Meet the Press". These people are so twisted up in knots, they can't even come up with anything other than sheer silliness.

McNotObama '08

Keith Boykin thinks his analysis will resonate with conservatives and will turn them off to Palin.  As long as he misunderstands conservatives and conservatism, his analysis is worth spit.  In his mind, he has stereotyped conservatives as being against women, against blacks, against immigration, and so on.  As long as he continues to perpetuate this myth in his head he will fail to make inroads among conservative thinkers.

  It is playing out all over again.

Democrats do something,its great,what Republicans do,its bad.

Example,unemployment 5.7 under Clinton,great unemployment under Bush 5.7 bad.

 It was OK that Clinton ran off to escape the draft,it should not stop him for running for President,Bush did National Guard and missed out on a few training mission,he is not fit to be President.

Obama running for President is an African American,he did it on his own, Rice and Powell both African Americans but they are " Uncle Toms"

Hillery as women,the same as Obama,Palin is a "affirmative action" pick.

Does something sound familiar?

that Boykin would bring up the affirmative action ploy, when everyone knows that Obama is the poster child for affirmative action. Let's see...Harvard...143 days in the senate...president...no executive experience....hmmm...I wouldn't have a prayer of getting one of my kids in Harvard...