Sarah Palin: One Good Thing.
Sarah Palin has done at least one good thing this year; she’s the reason I’m following the upcoming American presidential elections so closely. In fact, Sarah Palin is also the reason I’m becoming more interested in Australian politics. Unfortunately, Sarah Palin has a tiny problem: she’s incapable of coherent speech.
(I really like saying, ‘Sarah Palin’, for some reason.)
I think – optimistically – that she actually managed to answer two of the questions asked at the VP debate. The rest of the time, she discussed topics too early, too late or too much; not to mention constantly throwing barbs at Biden. For all that effort though, the debate may as well have been titled ‘Biden pwns Palin’.
For the first time in my life, I’m looking forward to an election. I can’t wait to see how it progresses, I’m looking forward to the result, I’m involved and active. Hell, I’m even watching interviews! But be warned, America. If McCain wins on November 4th, I don’t think I’ll still respect you in the morning.
October 4th, 2008 at 11:53 pm
McCain for 08! WOOO!
Come on, they voted for Bush.. TWICE. =P
It’s funny that you’re taking an interest in politics.. Maybe in a few years, my rants will actually start to make sense to you.
As for who wins, who knows. As long as the American Administration stays out of Australia’s interests, I don’t care.
October 5th, 2008 at 5:50 pm
I take it the US elections are as much in the news over there as they are here. On the one had I would like to know who has the key to the nuclear missiles for the next four years, but is a hour by hour account really necessary?
As for politics, I have yet to meet a honest one, and until I do the most interest I can bring to the subject is knowing what the current top idiot plans on doing and what the rival top idiot is saying.
November 5th, 2008 at 8:36 pm
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