Fineman: Palin Goes Prime Time

re: Fineman: Palin Goes Prime Time

gustavion — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 01:41:47 GMT

I'm a bit worried about the McCain/Palin energy policy. (Especially drilling in ANWR) I think that one of the best things we can do is support 'green' business. For example, http://www.simplestop.net stops your postal junk mail and benefits the environment.

re: Fineman: Palin Goes Prime Time

Concerned Canadian — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 03:35:00 GMT

Wow....I remember watching those tv specials " Dean Martin Roasts "...well tonight Obama was Roasted and Toasted by Sarah Palin and Rudy Giuliani...the best speech by any candidate in this election and got the biggest applause by any candidate....Sarah Palin..she's the bomb !!

No contest here...McCain / Palin ticket is the only ticket. As for Joe Biden..you'd better get your VP nomination thing in writing..lol...awh man..that was good..people across the land are rolling on the floor laughing...McCain uses his career to promote "change" but Obama uses "change" to promote his career...bye bye bye Obama Mr. ' Community Organizer '.

re: Fineman: Palin Goes Prime Time

Concerned Canadian — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 03:45:46 GMT

Did you people hear that tonight ?.....CNN , Daily Post, Washington Post, US Weekly , Roland Martin, Jamal Simmons, Wolf Blitzer, John King, Campbell Brown, NY Times, David Gergen, Jack Cafferty, Newsweek, and any other left-wing blowhard...Sarah Palin is going to Washington not to get opinions from you people..she's going to Washington to serve the people of the United States of America...awh man..priceless...Sarah Palin is the bomb !!.....hey Democrats..stack those styrofoam Greek pillars away..lol...McCain / Palin will be taking the oath of office in January 2009 in front of the real pillars !.....bye bye bye Obama Mr. ' Community Organizer '...too funny...community organizer...everyone is still on the rolling on the floor laughing..lol !!

SARAH PALIN ....SHE'S THE BOMB !! McCain..the next President of the United States of America !!

re: Fineman: Palin Goes Prime Time

marcharino — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 04:36:00 GMT

Tonight, the rookie sensation Sarah Palin hit a homerun at the hometown ballpark in her first at-bat in the major leagues! She certainly lived up to her Alaskan reputation and those of the Republican National Convention attendees. She turned the alleged negatives of purported inexperience into positives by stating she actually managed an executive state office and budget and had real fiscal responsibilities (something politicians typically don't do). She walked right over her detractors and sent a clarion call that she is not there to serve the Washington elite, but the American people. Tonight, Palin's debut showed neither trepidation nor vacillation in her resolve to synergize with McCain and do what is planned for them--to function as reformers without fear nor favor from the pollsters, media, and influentials that can interfere with the intention of changing the scope and landscape of American politics and to bring "change." Oh yeah, and Chris Matthews: I was glad to see that there was no Hilary Clinton in that speech!

re: Fineman: Palin Goes Prime Time

mdteacher — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 23:08:09 GMT

Howard,

I just saw you on MSNBC. Thank you for defending the job of the media. I'm aware that much MSM nowadays is biased, etc. HOWEVER, journalists with integrity still have a job to do, and I'm glad to see that you are defending your right to do it. I'm repelled by the campaigns repeated attempts to manipulate popular opininion through "journalistic" venues and by criticizing reputable journalists for doing their job. Bravo.

re: Fineman: Palin Goes Prime Time

drd1044 — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 23:15:20 GMT

I saw you today on MSNBC being interviewed by Chris Matthews. I was glad that you, as your Time colleague Joe Klein. are saying to your media colleagues to stand up to the Republican attacks (as is their wont), and in particular in the charge of sexist coverage and unfair vetting of Palin. Yet I feel you and some of your colleagues are partially responsible for the environment in which they could make these spurious charges. I lost all respect for you and many in the MSM for being in the bag for Obama and being overly critical of Hillary. I will vote for Obama but I feel McCain would not have picked Palin if Obama had made Hillary his running mate. Remember if you were perceived as objective reporters you would have more sympathy about the Republican attacks.