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I couldn't agree more. Women's votes are not fungible. Hillary voters aren't going to switch their votes to the GOP just because some other woman is on the ticket. And, no one should miss the irony here, the Dems put Geraldine Ferraro on the ticket in 1984. Suddenly, we are praising the GOP for their forward thinking because they catapulted a women into the V.P. nomination primarily because she is a woman, and not because she is in any way qualified to do this job? Hardly.

I like McCain and thought he had vision and the ability to break ranks if necessary. Above all, I thought he was a patriot and cared deeply about our country. His choice shows that to be untrue. Having said that, I believe Sarah Palin should feel patronized as well. She is apparently very popular and is believed to be making a difference in her home state. Too bad she has abandoned her voters just over a year in office to become part of this ploy. I cannot believe anyone will fall for this trick and, I am sure, the GOP will lose votes!

— Jill-467485

I find it interesting the number of people who are so shallow and naive to be swayed merely by a speech from an empty suit. I believe history indicates Hitler was a great motivating speaker, so would you vote for him? I just wish people took the time to do a little research and make a truly informed decision, regardless of their ultimate choice. I hope the "rock star messiah" works out for you, but I really doubt it.

— Jeff-462471

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