Man, the editing in this interview is HORRIBLE.
LOL man, she's been so coached and she sounds so scripted. I'm not sure how this is going to come off but to me it looks ty as and she looks so dumb. I honestly think this interview is the absolute worst she's looked so far.
I am very biased and i admit that, but man I just can't see how this interview.
Oh she doesn't even know what the bush doctorine is!!! Oh how did they not coach her on that?
Like I've said before, once this woman has to get in front of cameras and go LIVE she will undoubtedly falter a bit. The luster and shine looks good when she can stay on script, but you can clearly see she is way too under qualified for this job once she has to think for herself.
The question America is do you want to take a chance of having to train this woman on the spot, or would you rather go with a sure bet in Obama and Biden?
i think she says it's okay to invade unprovoked if the country is not democratic.
a calculated and deliberate ass-covering imo
love the back-pedaling on the whole "task from God" thing too
I wish the VP debate was tomorrow. I really really do because she's going to get coached like no bodies business before it comes up. Man, I'm FLOORED she didn't know what the Bush doctorine was.
Sara did good. She got the same type of questions Obama got.
hmmm...now I just saw this on People.com
Although critics have questioned her experience for the job, Republican Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin says she never second-guessed herself when John McCain asked her to join his ticket.
"I didn't hesitate," Palin, 44, said in an interview with ABC's Charles Gibson, scheduled to air Thursday night on World News with Charles Gibson. "I answered [McCain] 'yes' because I have the confidence in that readiness and knowing that you can't blink. You have to be wired in a way of being so committed to the mission, the mission that we're on, reform of this country and victory in the war; you can't blink."
When pressed by Gibson if she could take over as president if necessary, Palin answered: "I'm ready."
In the first of three interviews – the second will air Thursday night on Nightline, and the third is scheduled for a Friday morning broadcast on Good Morning America – Palin also discusses foreign affairs, weighing in on the United States' relationship with Russia and Georgia, and also clears up a remark she made about the war in Iraq, which she called "a task from God."
Palin said she was alluding to a quote by Abraham Lincoln.
"I would never presume to know God's will or to speak God's words," she said. "But what Abraham Lincoln had said, and that's a repeat in my comments, was let us not pray that God is on our side in a war or any other time, but let us pray that we are on God's side."
And Palin has a personal connection to Iraq. Her eldest son, Track, 19, was scheduled to deploy on Thursday.
"I am so proud of his independent and strong decision he has made," Palin said. "What he decided to do and serving for the right reasons and serving something greater himself and not choosing a real easy path where he could be more comfortable and certainly safer."
Why wouldn't they air this interview in a consistent time slot? That's awful.
I fail to see where she said anything wrong. Any freedom lover should be thrilled by her words.
Must be a bunch of pussies here.
You know what I love about this election cycle...
The liberals think Obama is running aganst Palin!
I love it when the VP candidate of the republicans can stand toe to toe whith the presidential democrat candidate, and come across far better!
He is running against Palin.
Say what you want, and if Palin wins the election for the Republicans then great. But that woman is no where near qualified for the job.
I guess Sara just killed the the smear that she won't have the backbone to stand up to anyone if she has to take over for John.
You know, it would be nice if she had more executive experience, but Obama doesn't have any!
I was just reading a comment on TVspy that said the same thing.
how did you see this already? Am I missing something?
The editing was bad for who? Democrats.
That was the same comment from many people here while we were all huddled around watching.
I don't give a about "executive experience". She's never considered herself in a position for this until at most a month ago and probaly not even then. I promise you it hasn't even sunk in yet for her. She doesn't understand what she's running for.
McCain is far better than Bush and I won't deny that in any way. I don't think he's as good as Obama, but he's better than Kerry for sure too. Palin however, is just out of her league. That she didn't know what the ing Bush doctorine was shows me just how much she's thought about foriegn policy.
If McCain wins, I hope nothing happens to him. I shudder to think of her in charge.
Just from a technical stand point it was . The audio was different levels on each cut and the cuts were so ing obvious and jerky. ty ty work.
Yes. Democrats hate ty technical editing.
Tell that to the Russians threatening war with us over Georgia, threatening to nuke Poland, etc.
It's rhetoric.
Well, not everyone can read everything off a teleprompter like Obama.@ the answer spin to energy when asked about the alaskan national guard and her foriegn policy experienced.
Coached like a mother.
LOL "You can see Russia from Alaska". Saying that to infer foriegn policy qualification was graet.
Who needs a teleprompter when you just memorize the same line and no matter how many times Gibson asks you for a yes or no you just repeat the line?
Yeah, she should say 'uh' 50 times like Obama and then talk about breathalyzers or something.
Good thing Obama never reads from a script because the former editor of the Harvard Law review would never make a remark like "lipstick on a Pig" --No script there!
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