Sarah Palin: A Worthless Bag of Hair

Since 2006, the Democrats have added 167,000 voters in North Carolina, while the Republicans have added 36,000.

Although it appears there was a bigger gain for McCain than for Obama, the prior lack of enthusiasm among Republicans is likely causing an inflated rate of survey respondents identified as independents. CBS polls show most of the movement came to McCain from undecided voters, people who were probably holding back from declaring for McCain.

Despite that, the overall spike in Republican sampling among all three polling agencies is still an inaccurate reflection of the electorate. Given how important polls can be in the coverage of the race, even a slight assist to McCain during a period in which he is exciting the Republican base could help him solidify a new narrative in the race, regardless of the facts on the ground.

The corporate media is trying to promote Sarah Palin as their star, as the newest sensation. However, all the non-verbal cues given out during the interview indicated that Palin realized she was entirely out of her league in discussing foreign affairs, having been shown for her total and complete ignorance and incompetence. Obviously this is the reason the Republicans didn’t want Palin giving any interviews as this one interview clearly demonstrated that Palin fails miserably in all areas, in other words, she is a worthless bag of hair.

Lisa KARPOVA

PRAVDA.Ru