Whatever you think I am, I am not. And even less than that.

Yes she is. She's yet looking for approval. She's afraid to speak her mind candidly. I don't fault her for it, but how about a grown up in the White House for a change?!

So what? If she's so guarded, she's not ready for the big leagues, she's not a grown up, and certainly not presidential material. We need a "grown up" in the White House, a mature, down to earth, candid person who's not afraid to speak off the cuff, speak their mind, because they are comforable with themselves, their beliefs and most importantly, in their own skin. Adolescents, those yet looking for approval, those with egos need not apply. We've got one thin skinned narcissist in the White House, we certainly don't need another!!

I read where 1 out of 5 people in this country have mental disorders. That explains the 20% liberals.

Sarah's is right on with her policies, but speech-wise she comes off as guarded, stiff and repetitive. I think she is nervous and sometimes she just talks and talks without stopping to think first. Here is some advise for Sarah...Sarah, it's ok to pause and take a breather and stop to think. You don't have to fill up every second with talk.
Just be yourself. Let 'er rip!
Glenn Beck said of her that she was the most shielded person he had ever met. Makes you wonder what she is hiding?

absolutely, positvely, nail on the head! It doesn't rocket science to see that these liberals, as my 12 year old would say, "have issues". :-) Seriously, these people have clinical self-esteem problems, which is why they always have to find something or someone to put down, so as to puff themselves up. It's whats at the heart of the democratic party - self esteem issues.

Way to go Andrew! Get them right where it hurts, their ego!

I was watching Anderson Cooper on CNN and he and his guests were stumbling all over themselves finding ways to make the tea party out as stupid rednecks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8_G-mlKxTY&NR...
A tribute to Ronald Reagan.

Character, character, character. That's really all there is to it.