Sarah Palin "The Perfect Product"

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Comment by Nadira Haniff on October 8, 2008 at 9:48pm

Palin for President? Maybe a far stretch. But as a marketer - she excels!

Comment by Martha Tucker on October 6, 2008 at 2:52am

You all are amazing on this site. Here, here. I'm new over here, so give much such a bad impression. Talk about primal instincts. How do you talk about trust for a person who has acted as if she is the only person who can be above the law. How do you thumb your nose at a subponae? It's the law of the land. If the court says you appear, you appear. How do you put up a woman who lies without blinking an eye? Not only does she lie, she keeps telling it, even after public research proves she lied. Well, her entire personae is a bridge to nowhere...you know the one she supported, but said, "Thanks, but no thanks."

Think of putting her over the welfare of the millions of America's people and business. Wow! It's amazing what one will do to escape a man who can at least figure out a problem, and equation, who has a heart for the people, no matter how much they hate and ridicule him.

MTucker

Comment by William Baranowski on October 5, 2008 at 11:25am

Big Sister! I just can not wait for her 8 years. Americana rules again! Our own Thatcher, the next Reagan. Move over quick John and let the New Millenia really begin.

Comment by Eric Standlee -- Funding Commercial Companies on October 4, 2008 at 12:26am

Perfect Product Business Lady with Real Experience as Running mate for a Vet? Or, Product albeit not perfect Community Organizer and 30 year habitual liar for a running mate?

I'll take substance and marketing over just hot-air marketing, but why should I expect hard-core liberals to understand honesty and hard word?

Comment by Rahsaana Holder on October 3, 2008 at 4:28pm

Ok, Now I have not really been following this political trail because it has become a d**n spectacle but from what I HAVE been hearing and watching Palin is well liked because she has some REAL issues going on in her life things that people can relate too, like her teenage daughter getting pregnant, I got pregnant at the age of 15, and had my baby at 16, I am now 30 and my oldest son is 14 and that was done because I was a rebellious teen my mother could not handle me at that time, so saying this if she can't handle her OWN teenage daughter then how in the hell can she even handle an office?? Yea, she's real but I don't think she's ready to play with the big dogs. That's scary.

Comment by Candle Boutique & Gifts, LLC on October 2, 2008 at 5:42am

Well, Mark, all I can say is that what we want or need? Not someone who is qualified, but someone they manage to market to us? Great - no wonder the country is in this condition - they marketed Bush and many went out of business - if they market McCain and Palin, we may all go out of business - unless of course you are BIG business, which is what is controlling this country at the moment.

Comment by Candle Boutique & Gifts, LLC on October 2, 2008 at 5:38am

Has anyone bothered to actually listen to her answers to the very few questions anyone has been allowed to ask her? A third grader could have done better. In this dangerous time we need the best and the brightest leading us, not someone whose idea of foreign policy is having Russia as a neighbor. The woman is out of her league.

Comment by Mark M. Smith on October 1, 2008 at 11:57pm

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Absolutely right on the money with this one.

This woman relates to the majority of a certain target market.
She is allowing people to get to know her, which is why
people like and trust her. this is what marketing is all about
and those who don't understand or choose not to accept
this fact will always and forever struggle with marketing
their business and themselves. End of story.

which is why people like and trust her. class

Comment by Tyler Newell on October 1, 2008 at 9:42am

Hello! People I'm not a hater, but the woman's teenage daughter is due any day and believe me that is not a problem, not untill you're talking about being the President; And it's not that her daughter just got pregnant, she got pregnant while her momma was the governor, which shows a lack of respect, a lack of smarts and you want this woman to be second in command.....people please!!!! Think

Comment by Jim McDonald on October 1, 2008 at 5:56am

I see her as a " bull-dog" and someone who is not afraid to attact a problem. I feel Washington has to have a shake up of the old tired ways. Congress needs (9to5) office hours, like the rest of the nation.

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