Comments on: James Carville En Fuego On Larry King Live

By: Art

Art — Sat, 20 Sep 2008 03:42:51 +0000

James Carville is a breath of fresh air. I’m not a big confrontation person however, with Carville it isn’t a matter of confrontation it’s a matter of him knowing what he is talking about, it helps that the Republicans didn’t do their homework on Palin. James is precise, speaks in terms that anyone can understand and most of all handles these talking heads and exposes their dishonesty. I am an Independent NOW working for Obama. Ms. Snow is a smart lady it’s sad to see her say things she didn’t know were not true. “Sarah has been to Iraq” WRONG “Sarah has been to Ireland”, give me a break her plane got fuel. “Sarah sold the state jet on e-bay” NOT I can only imagine McCain and Palin in the White House and what lies they would lay on the American people.

By: Brad

Brad — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 11:49:18 +0000

You are absolutely right, and with that same analogy Obama should not be running for President. Doesn’t the office of the President require at least as much experience as the Vice-President? Everyone is more concerned about the Republicans Vice President’s experience in order to mask the lack of experience that the Democrats have running as their Presidential choice. Call me crazy

By: Linda

Linda — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 18:28:56 +0000

You go Carville!!!!!!!!!! I agree 100%… It’s like this . I want to be a surgeon, but< i don’t know how to perform surgery!!! I watched ER and Grey’s Anatomy, that should qualify me for the surgeons position.. Go figure!!!!!!!!

By: DNADEB

DNADEB — Tue, 02 Sep 2008 12:43:39 +0000

I am a Democrat and I am insulted and I think that Olympia Snow should feel insulted that McCain would pick someone with next-to- no experience. Senator Snow is an incredible woman with lots of experience — a true role model. I believe that she would have gained the ticket a lot of respect with her expertise. And she is not the only Rep woman who should have been considered first.
The pick of Palin is a SLAP in the face to women who have worked very hard to gain their positions in the Senate and House and know world politics, economics etc.
As if any of us expect to believe that Sen McCain, will say, “Well now Sarah what shall we do about this situation in Georgia, Pakistan? etc.”
“Oh by the way, what about changing the federal interest rates?”
etc etc etc
His failure to pick someone with experience either shows he is ignorant of what the president must know or he does not plan to ever ask her for advice.