Politics and Religion
Iwould not say she is beautiful but she is ok looking . But the argument about Obama's experience is almost out the door now. Biden will tear her apart in a debate about national security and it ain't gonna be as pretty as she is to your eye 
But I hope the big gamble pays out but I kinda doubt it will and you will see a Prez Obama now.
Hillary supporters are pro choice Palin is not .
It was no shock to me that McCain would select Sarah Palin, though I didn't have much hope that he would. I've been paying attention to this lady for sometime now, and felt she would be a fantastic choice for Veep. McCain hit a grand slam when he selected her.
She is incredibly bright and articulate, and is quite a maverick in her own right. Her entry into public service began at the city council level with the intention of cleaning up what she believed to be wasteful spending and high taxes, and once elected did exactly that. She cut her own salary, cut spending, and lowered property taxes.
Her rise in politics is nothing short of meteoric, so claims of inexperience may have their weight, but no one can question her willingness to challenge even her own party members for ethics violations, wasteful spending, and cronyism. She challenged sitting Gov. Murkowski in a primary bid and won, then went on to win the Governorship against a former governor. Once in office she passed an ethics reform bill, killed several pork barrel projects including the infamous "bridge to nowhere" for which Alaska DID eventually recieve federal funding under a different name. Congress snuck the money into Alaska's budget after vocal public protest, and it was Gov. Palin who put a stop to it. It is no wonder her approval rating in Alaska has averaged 80-90% during her time in office.
She is exactly what McCain needed. She has the conservative credentials to make even the most fundamental fruitcake among Republicans happy, and she has a bigger set of balls than any 'man' in the Democratic party - particularly the one Dems selected to be their nominee. Am I the only one that remembers how loudly and how frequently Obama talked about ethics reform when he was campaigning for the Senate in 2004? What did he do when he got to the Senate? Absolutely NOTHING. Palin's resume, brief though it is, is one of action, getting things done, and most importantly, keeping the promises she makes to her constituents.
By the way, she is HOT too! I'd do her
Obama promises change. Yet his resume of accomplishments both during his time as state senator, and the extremely brief amount of time he spent actually fulfilling his obligation as US Senator before he started campaignging for a better job title, shows a paucity of actual substantive action toward change. Now, as a presidential candidate, the self professed agent of change selects the ultimate Washington insider to be his running mate.
If there is one thing Obama and McCain have in common, it is their pledge to bring change. McCain has a record as a maverick in his own party, and has a resume that includes a legislative agenda to bring change. Now, when it comes to selecting a VP, he put his money where his mouth is. He selected a lady who entered public service on the promise of change, and fulfilled that promise as a Mayor. In her short tenure as Governor, she suited action to her campaign promises by passing an ethics reform bill, cutting pork barrel spending, rescinding Murkowski's 11th hour cronyism appointments, and lowering taxes. She promised, she delivered.
Yes, this is a grand slam for McCain. He selected a perfect model of a true reformist. The fact that she is HOT is just an added bonus