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Well it’s close at least, which is something that should not even be considered.  The VP candidate on one ticket has as much if not more experience than the Presidential candidate on the opposing ticket.  It is a lot more questionable than the media and the average voter seem to understand.  She, governor, mayor, first female governor of Alaska, beat another older more experienced male in the running, numerous political achievements.  Barrack, senator and Illinois legislator.  He writes well and speaks well and presents a whole heck of a lot better than McCain.  In that case, I have a job for him at The New York Times or maybe the Chicago Tribune as senior editor.  Perhaps that would be a better fit considering what’s written on his resume.

I’m disappointed because nobody’s gone there yet, I mean really taken a solid good look at that.  I’ve heard the sarcastic jabs here and there from McCain and others but no real discussion.  He was turned down when he first ran for a spot in the House of Representatives because of exactly that reason and for those who like to play the race card: he was turned down by a fellow African American who was a former Black Panther.  Sarcastic jabs lower the respect of the jabber, but our country could use some real, solid well planned dialogue on these important pieces of Obama’s life, experience, and resume before we throw him in the line of fire — literally considering all that’s going on in the US and the world today.

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