From CNN Ticker Producer Alexander Mooney

Palin was in New York City Thursday.

(CNN) – Prominent conservative columnist Kathleen Parker, an early supporter of Republican VP candidate Sarah Palin, said Friday recent interviews have shown the Alaska governor is “out of her league” and should leave the GOP presidential ticket for the good of the party.

OK.  For me this has been a no-brainer from the start.  Me Palin is and was obviously a “tolken” choice.  That is to say, she was slected at the last minute not because she is in any way qualified (she is clearly not), but because she is a woman and Barack Obama didn’t choose a woman.  With Hillary looking like she was a shoe-in for the spot, the competition seemingly had to follow suite.  And now the GOP is starting to see the light.  The light that is quickly fading.  That fading light shows that Sarah Palin was the WRONG choice for the GOP V.P.

Ms Palin can’t give a straight answer on most anything, she gives answers that she clearly didn’t discuss with her party and she represents things that the GOP do not (like her family values).  I know, the people have spoken and they don’t liuke the fact that her family life has been brought to the surface.  Well, what do you expect when the person wanting to co-lead a nationm can’t even stand by her ideals.  And then when called out on it, she simply declares that her family position is not relevant for the general public.

Palin stance on family issues divides women

Heidi Benson, Chronicle Staff Writer

Sunday, September 21, 2008

When Charlie Gibson asked Sarah Palin if questions about her ability to balance work and family were sexist, her response electrified female voters in both parties.

“I’m part of a generation where that question is kind of irrelevant,” she said.

By dismissing the topic, Palin demonstrated the conservative values she brings to the McCain ticket, which have galvanized the Republican right. But many were infuriated by her remark, which appeared to slight family-friendly policies at a time when they could be getting significant attention.

Though Palin has yet to specify her positions on issues related to working families, it is expected she will follow the conservative Republican Party line…

And if anyone has done their homework, you will note that the goings on in the Palin household do NOT coincide with Mrs. Palin’s claims for the country.  I won’t go into the specifics.. you can look that up yourselves, however, know that the discrepencies are there and they are BIG!.

The McCain camp has to be sick to their stomach’s right about now.   The GOP.. and bunch of “good ol boys (and a girl…. with listick… a self-described “lipstick bitch”  [pitbull w/lipstick.. too damn funny])!