When will McCain dump Palin?

Originally Posted by Palin is Failin'!!

Her numbers continue to fall in Alaska and Nationwide. She's going down faster than an easy whore!

A Zogby Interactive online poll of 2,331 likely voters taken September 19-20 shows Obama leading McCain 47%-44%.

There's new evidence today of conservative concerns about vice presidential candidate Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, particularly when it comes to her ability to handle interviews.

Palin's latest interview with CBS' Katie Couric is drawing fire from conservatives on-line. Whether those voices represent a broader wave of concern is more difficult to say.

The Palin campaign dismisses the critiques and encourages viewers to watch the full interview with Couric, not just clips.

But clearly, some conservatives are unhappy. Very unhappy.

Take for example, syndicated conservative columnist Kathleen Parker. She writes that Palin's candidacy was "fun while it lasted" but that it's time now for Palin to drop from the ticket.

"Do it for your country," Parker implores.

Conservative columnist Rod Dreher slams Palin’s performance as a “debacle” and “embarrassing”.

"Couric's questions are straightforward and responsible," Dreher writes. "Palin is mediocre, again, regurgitating talking points mechanically, not thinking. Palin's just babbling. She makes George W. Bush sound like Cicero."

Dreher makes the analogy to not being prepared for his final exam in a college class. See Jake Tapper's blog for more.

Indeed, ABC News polls showed a surge in McCain’s support after the Palin selection. The latest ABC News poll shows Palin's approval rating receding by six points.

"She is drawing gi-normous crowds" and drawing-- in Tucker's words-- "gi-normous" crowds.

"She's brought energy to this race," Comella said.

Kathleen Parker—the columnist now calling on Palin to drop out-- said she had originally been "pulling for Palin."

On September 19, Parker wrote: "I worry. Was she the most qualified person in McCain’s field of running mates? Clearly not."

Originally Posted by Crashing in Flames

A Zogby Interactive online poll of 2,331 likely voters taken September 19-20 shows Obama leading McCain 47%-44%.

There's new evidence today of conservative concerns about vice presidential candidate Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, particularly when it comes to her ability to handle interviews.

Palin's latest interview with CBS' Katie Couric is drawing fire from conservatives on-line. Whether those voices represent a broader wave of concern is more difficult to say.

The Palin campaign dismisses the critiques and encourages viewers to watch the full interview with Couric, not just clips.

But clearly, some conservatives are unhappy. Very unhappy.

Take for example, syndicated conservative columnist Kathleen Parker. She writes that Palin's candidacy was "fun while it lasted" but that it's time now for Palin to drop from the ticket.

"Do it for your country," Parker implores.

Conservative columnist Rod Dreher slams Palin’s performance as a “debacle” and “embarrassing”.

"Couric's questions are straightforward and responsible," Dreher writes. "Palin is mediocre, again, regurgitating talking points mechanically, not thinking. Palin's just babbling. She makes George W. Bush sound like Cicero."

Dreher makes the analogy to not being prepared for his final exam in a college class. See Jake Tapper's blog for more.

Indeed, ABC News polls showed a surge in McCain’s support after the Palin selection. The latest ABC News poll shows Palin's approval rating receding by six points.

"She is drawing gi-normous crowds" and drawing-- in Tucker's words-- "gi-normous" crowds.

"She's brought energy to this race," Comella said.

Kathleen Parker—the columnist now calling on Palin to drop out-- said she had originally been "pulling for Palin."

On September 19, Parker wrote: "I worry. Was she the most qualified person in McCain’s field of running mates? Clearly not."

I'll bet "some family emergency" will arise in Alaska and Palin will have to bail.

Originally Posted by Crashing in Flames

A Zogby Interactive online poll of 2,331 likely voters taken September 19-20 shows Obama leading McCain 47%-44%.

There's new evidence today of conservative concerns about vice presidential candidate Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, particularly when it comes to her ability to handle interviews.

Palin's latest interview with CBS' Katie Couric is drawing fire from conservatives on-line. Whether those voices represent a broader wave of concern is more difficult to say.

The Palin campaign dismisses the critiques and encourages viewers to watch the full interview with Couric, not just clips.

But clearly, some conservatives are unhappy. Very unhappy.

Take for example, syndicated conservative columnist Kathleen Parker. She writes that Palin's candidacy was "fun while it lasted" but that it's time now for Palin to drop from the ticket.

"Do it for your country," Parker implores.

Conservative columnist Rod Dreher slams Palin’s performance as a “debacle” and “embarrassing”.

"Couric's questions are straightforward and responsible," Dreher writes. "Palin is mediocre, again, regurgitating talking points mechanically, not thinking. Palin's just babbling. She makes George W. Bush sound like Cicero."

Dreher makes the analogy to not being prepared for his final exam in a college class. See Jake Tapper's blog for more.

Indeed, ABC News polls showed a surge in McCain’s support after the Palin selection. The latest ABC News poll shows Palin's approval rating receding by six points.

"She is drawing gi-normous crowds" and drawing-- in Tucker's words-- "gi-normous" crowds.

"She's brought energy to this race," Comella said.

Kathleen Parker—the columnist now calling on Palin to drop out-- said she had originally been "pulling for Palin."

On September 19, Parker wrote: "I worry. Was she the most qualified person in McCain’s field of running mates? Clearly not."

Joe Scarborough, Pat Buchanan and Mike Murphy all simultaneously, argued that Palin was not the best choice today on Morning Joe. Scarborough said:

If she can't answer basic questions, that's tough. Katie did not ask her tough questions, her questions were very fair. Apparently Katie asked her, "what's the worst thing Dick Cheney did", and she answered "Shooting his friend with the gun". Us Elections aren't a meritocracy, about picking the most qualified people, it's obvious she has very little knowledge of US facts. She may be a good person and a good governor, she has also has a high approval rating, but is this is the best person you can find for Vice President? but what does this say about Palin and McCain's judgment?

Originally Posted by Palin is Failin'!!

I'll bet "some family emergency" will arise in Alaska and Palin will have to bail.

The conservatives are starting to sweat BIG time. It started with a trickle - David Brooks, and then George Will, and then Kathleen Parker - but now less than 40 days before the election, can McCain afford to lose any more conservative support? Today Bill Kristol and Frank Barnes are both out with new articles where they actually acknowledge McCain's dire straits.

Kristol also finds the most ridiculous reasoning for starting the Wright conversation again (seriously, you won't believe this one).

And, further bad news for the GOP - McCain is going to have to play some defense in North Carolina and Indiana. And a local Kentucky poll shows the race tightening there as well (not that McCain probably has to worry much about this state) but voter support for Palin seems to be dropping. In Kentucky of all places!!

LMAO!!!

Originally Posted by Take Notes

The conservatives are starting to sweat BIG time. It started with a trickle - David Brooks, and then George Will, and then Kathleen Parker - but now less than 40 days before the election, can McCain afford to lose any more conservative support? Today Bill Kristol and Frank Barnes are both out with new articles where they actually acknowledge McCain's dire straits.

Kristol also finds the most ridiculous reasoning for starting the Wright conversation again (seriously, you won't believe this one).

And, further bad news for the GOP - McCain is going to have to play some defense in North Carolina and Indiana. And a local Kentucky poll shows the race tightening there as well (not that McCain probably has to worry much about this state) but voter support for Palin seems to be dropping. In Kentucky of all places!!

LMAO!!!

McCain in a landslide, why would anyone vote for a man (Obama) who hates white people?

Originally Posted by Obama's A Joke!

McCain in a landslide, why would anyone vote for a man (Obama) who hates white people?

Hi Robert. It's fun watching you squirm!!

Originally Posted by Ramming Speed

Hi Robert. It's fun watching you squirm!!

Hey Robert! When you getting out of jail??

[Sportin' Ravenwood]

Since Robert is the only Republican in the country according to the Obama trolls on here, it should be a landslide for Barack Hussein Obama, LMFAO!

Originally Posted by Take Notes

The conservatives are starting to sweat BIG time. It started with a trickle - David Brooks, and then George Will, and then Kathleen Parker - but now less than 40 days before the election, can McCain afford to lose any more conservative support? Today Bill Kristol and Frank Barnes are both out with new articles where they actually acknowledge McCain's dire straits.

Kristol also finds the most ridiculous reasoning for starting the Wright conversation again (seriously, you won't believe this one).

And, further bad news for the GOP - McCain is going to have to play some defense in North Carolina and Indiana. And a local Kentucky poll shows the race tightening there as well (not that McCain probably has to worry much about this state) but voter support for Palin seems to be dropping. In Kentucky of all places!!

LMAO!!!

Hmmm, Rush Limpbaugh had Palin's face plastered all over his website as the "New face of Feminism" last week. Today, after the horrible CBS interview (Blame That horrible MSM) with Katie Couric, her face is no where on his site? Coincidence?

Originally Posted by Robert

If McCain allows this to happen, he's toast.

Ding! Toast is ready!