The Young Turks

"If that isnt Freudian, I dont know what is..."

Then I guess you don't know what Freudian is.  It refers to making a mistake that says something about your unconscious thought process.  Not just some place's name that can be a double entendre.

And the rest of your post is similarly moronic.

too busy celebrating McCain's dumb-ass move to write too much of a response!!

She's a dope-smoking creationist with no foreign policy experience,  one heartbeat from the presidency.

GOOD LUCK WITH THAT!!

with idiotic comments like

I believe she will do well in bringing independent and even some Hillary Feminazi voters over to McCain

With the economy taking the forefront, his choice of Palin who is  described as  "militantly " anti-choice and evangelical, is hardly the type of running mate that will endear herself to Hillary supporters. At least Romney had some economic credentials.

Hell, I would say that on the experience front, Palin is just as experienced at Obama! At least she has some executive experience, and she has some sort of record as a public servant to run on!!

No experience and limited appeal to disaffected Hillary supporters make the choice even more puzzling. One can only surmise that McCain is in worse trouble with the  Christian right than he lets on. Those are votes that he absolutely needs to come even close, obviously, and McCain chose the base. 

She is a political pick, obviously, but the Liberals on the TV are already falling into the trap of her looks and her gender, as well as McCains age and they look like sniveling little babies doing so... They will tear her down, and look ever the assholes doing so, and that will drive the independents to McCain..

What is it exactly that the vice president does every day?”  Gov Sarah Palin  on CNBC.

The old man was staring at his latest MILF with very presidential ambitions. I must say that she's got the entire package going on.

I'll vote for McCain just to see her take it ass when the old man croaks and she's got to fight Putin in the next few years.

McCain want's to attack Russia to prove he doesn't need Viagra to get a hard on. When he gets the heart attack in the oval office from her blowing him under the desk, she'll have to take the helm.

The oil company execs who put her in as VP will get what they wanted, all of Alaska and the Dems won't say a word. They'll think that if they give her the rest of ol' McCain's term to run the country down even further they'll finally beat those pesky voting machines.

So Palin has more experience than Obama because she has 'executive experience'?

Man, that's awesome! I didn't realize that the only experience that counts is executive. That means that Obama and McCain have the SAME level of experience AND Obama has better judgment.

Also, so wait if McCain stopped the speech talk today? THIRTY EIGHT MILLION PEOPLE watched the speech last night. Does anyone really think that most low-info voters (the types who haven't yet fully made up their minds) are sitting with popcorn watching hour after hour of McCain VP coverage on cable news on the Friday before Labor Day?

HINT: No. It's mostly only us political junkies paying attention today. Most others are either buzzing from Obama's brilliant speech last night and or they're traveling, BBQ'ng, making plans, drinking beers and so on.

"NEW YORK -- Barack Obama's audience for his acceptance speech likely topped 40 million people, and the Democratic gathering that nominated him was a more popular television event than any other political convention in history.

More people watched Obama speak from a packed stadium in Denver on Thursday than watched the Olympics opening ceremony in Beijing, the final "American Idol" or the Academy Awards this year, Nielsen Media Research said Friday. (Four playoff football games, including the Super Bowl between the Giants and Patriots, were seen by more than 40 million people.)

His TV audience nearly doubled the amount of people who watched John Kerry accept the Democratic nomination to run against President Bush four years ago. Kerry's speech was seen by a little more than 20 million people; Bush's acceptance speech to GOP delegates had 27.6 million viewers."

----Palin pick easy to crush

"Today, John McCain put the former mayor of a town of 9,000 with zero foreign policy experience a heartbeat away from the presidency. Governor Palin shares John McCain's commitment to overturning Roe v. Wade, the agenda of Big Oil and continuing George Bush's failed economic policies -- that's not the change we need, it's just more of the same."-- Bill Burton

Sen. Chuck Schumer says:

    "After the great success of the Democratic convention, the choice of Sarah Palin is surely a Hail Mary pass. It is a real roll of the dice and shows how John McCain, Karl Rove et al realize what a strong position the Obama-Biden team and Democrats in general are in in this election. Certainly the choice of Palin puts to rest any argument about inexperience on the Democratic team"

Rep. Rahm Emanuel:

    "Is this really who the Republican Party wants to be one heartbeat away from the Presidency? Given Sarah Palin's lack of experience on every front and on nearly every issue, this Vice Presidential pick doesn't show judgment: it shows political panic."

Barbara Boxer:

    The vice president is a heartbeat away from becoming president, so to choose someone with not one hour's worth of experience on national issues is a dangerous choice.

 "If John McCain thought that choosing Sarah Palin would attract Hillary Clinton voters, he is badly mistaken."

"The only similarity between her and Hillary Clinton is that they are both women. On the issues, they could not be further apart."

" Sen. McCain had so many other options if he wanted to put a woman on his ticket, such as Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison or Sen. Olympia Snowe -- they would have been an appropriate choice"

Meanwhile, the non-partisan group Campaign Money Watch responded that the pick underscores McCain's loss of maverick reformer credentials:

    "In choosing Governor Palin, Senator McCain is clearly trying to shore up his past maverick reformer image - an image that is now in tatters due to the type of campaign he's run and the big money lobbyists he depends on every day of the week,"

Hey guys - Did McCain make some sort of big announcement recently? I cant remember, and they're not saying anything about it on TV..

All I see on CNN and the like is some hurricane that's got everyone making comparisons to the greatest of great moments in the GWB Presidency, New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.