Palin Says War With Russia May Be Necessary

Excerpts from Charlie Gibson's interview are here. What a nightmare. She believes Russia was unprovoked. She stumbles on the Bush doctrine. Scary! I see why she was kept under wraps.
Wake up America! Don't elect someone like you. Elect brilliance and leadership. Obama demonstrated that he can work with the world. He knows world leaders. He's up on foreign policy and diplomacy. These things matter. We can't have Bobbsey twins rushing us off to another war. Obama can do better. 
What's interesting is reading the comments at ABC. People who like Ms. Mooseburger didn't care what she said. So what's the point of all of this? Is there anyone who really hasn't made up their mind? My unbiased conclusion is she clearly seemed naive and she said "Charlie" a lot.
Watch her remarks about God's war.
Video on the Bush doctrine. Ouch. I kind of feel bad for her. On second thought. Nah. I just think back to the convention.
Oh my. McCain covers for Palin, takes up vice presidential role, compares her to Obama. Hello McCain, Obama is running against you. (video)
Somewhere, Joe Biden is giggling.

The Bush doctrine

McCain Wants to Throw Russia Out of G8

Obama doesn't. Stark differences in foreign policy, folks. The continuation of the Bush mindset of U.S. domination from McCain, who doesn't have a progressive thought in his mind. McCain is already thinking about who the U.S. can dominate, cutting off Russia, while Obama is considering how best to be a world citizen to end nuclear proliferation. Why would we want to poke at Russia? Good grief. 

WaPo: "It would be a mistake," Obama told CNN in an interview when asked about McCain's proposal. CNN on Saturday released excerpts from the interview that will air on Sunday.

"Look, if we're going to do something about nuclear proliferation, just to take one issue that I think is as important as any on the list, we've got to have Russia involved," the Illinois senator said.

"The amount of loose nuclear material that is floating around in the former Soviet Union, the amount of technical know-how that is in countries that used to be behind the Iron Curtain, without Russia's cooperation, our efforts in that on that front will be greatly weakened."