Much has been made of Sarah Palin's and Barack Obama's inexperience. Both of them are inexperienced and based on any reasonable dispassionate and objective assessment, possibly both are ill prepared to lead this country.
However, there is one major difference between the two. In Palin's case, she is a "heartbeat" away from the presidency through an appointment, whereas Barack Obama has been "elected" by millions of Democrats, Independents and even Republicans (in some states) to represent his party as their legitimate nominee.
It is this support that legitimizes Barack Obama's run for office and Palin, by comparison, is nothing more than a McCain political ploy.
If I were an Obama operative, I would remind John McCain and the American people that there is a major difference between being the choice of millions, versus being the choice of one man.
Paul (A staunch Independent)
However, there is one major difference between the two. In Palin's case, she is a "heartbeat" away from the presidency through an appointment, whereas Barack Obama has been "elected" by millions of Democrats, Independents and even Republicans (in some states) to represent his party as their legitimate nominee.
It is this support that legitimizes Barack Obama's run for office and Palin, by comparison, is nothing more than a McCain political ploy.
If I were an Obama operative, I would remind John McCain and the American people that there is a major difference between being the choice of millions, versus being the choice of one man.
Paul (A staunch Independent)