When Palin entered the scene in this past month, critics and pundits were... well... confused?
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I had high hopes for her. Clinton cracked the glass and Palin is going to shatter it. Instead, her interviews have shattered McCain's campaign. She constantly gets nailed on the foreign policy issues, and she should. Hopefully in this next month time she can learn everything there is to know about where McCain stands, and stand behind him. The biggest question regarding Palin was her experience. Who is she? What does she support? Can we rely on her to lead our country?
Now we have entered an economic crisis, and Paulson had previously proposed to oversee the movement of finance, solo, independant, alone, with no legal backlash, period. Did I miss something? When a proposal of this magnitude comes to America's doorstep why aren't we all over Paulson, who we chose to save the country? We should be asking the same questions. Who is he? What does he support? can we rely on him to save our country in a time of financial crisis?
I said this on camera in North Carolina, but who knows what will end up on the editing room floor. It was in regards to the environmnet and drilling offshore, but I feel that to decipher who's being honest, or who's preaching propaganda I have to do the field research for myself. The whole Fanny Mae/Obama connection is a perfect example. Why didn't Obama start taking action for this in 2005 when CEO of Fanny Mae Daniel Mudd spoke of the collapse initializing?
I'm troubled.