That's just a bunch of opinions. you have yours, others have theirs (eg, O is really a clueless puppet in the hands of ultra-liberal billionnaires, etc) Where does that get us? To just throwing derogatory stuff at each other?
What do we know objectively?
To start off, Mc Cain and Biden are old timers with solid track records and a wealth of experience to draw from - take your pick. Given the choice, I like McCain, you may prefer Biden. OK, I accept that.
On the other hand, O had been a community organizer, whatever that means, barely a Senator, who could read what others wrote for him on the teleprompter really well, and he's black. Zero on real experience, especially when we talk about the most powerful job in the world. Strong questions on character, what with his long term affiliation with that racist, anti-American church, his nefarious pals (Ayers et al) and his blind support of abortion at all costs that kills more that 1 million babies per year, a huge % of which are black. Would he have been the Dem candidate if not for an affirmative action perspective and underlying white-liberal sense of guilt? Really doubt it, and the likes of the Clintons, not to mention millions of others, agree.
At least Palin had been elected and served as Governor, which is the pre-eminent job experience for the presidency, and had demonstrated her strong moral convictions, eg, by not aborting her son despite all his health problems. That's courage, lots of it. Media just chose to call her stupid, just to denigrate her and eliminate her from the race because of her beliefs. Lots of others think that she's one of the sharpest politicians around and her popularity has been growing with leaps and bounds. You may choose to throw mud at her, who can stop you, but it's unfounded, all you're doing is state that you don't like her, there's nothing objective against her.
