Sorry Scott but I am not sure is I can be a bigoted sexist when it is my own sex???

So--because you're a woman, you can't be sexist?  Just like black people can't be racists, right?  Of all, the twisted, convoluted pretzel-logic!

Scott I can't find one issue of substance where Sarah is concerned.

You must not be looking hard enough.  I've learned more about Sarah Palin's stance on issues in the last five days than I have about Senator Obama's in the last two years.  We still don't know what he believes and quite frankly, I'm not sure he does, either.  The guy is a blank slate.

They all may have talking points Scott but it appears to me that her handlers are afraid of giving her many points to talk about.

You just keep telling yourself that, Judy.  To paraphrase Shakespeare, "Methinks she doth protest too much."  I think Governor Palin has you more than a little shaken up because she is a conservative woman who has achieved success in her life without any help from the government or from the National Organization for Women.  I still can't wait to see her trounce Joe Biden in a debate.

I've come to the conclusion that arguing this is a no-win situation.  We shouldn't be too tough on the guy with the thin resume, a long list of questionable associates and more questions than answers...after all, he wants to give us "hope" for "change".  But, the war hero with a life-long record of public service who selected a Washington outsider, well he's just a senile old fart.  And as far as "that woman" is concerned...talk all you want about her record of cutting taxes, reforming government and doing the right thing at great risk to her political career...those aren't accomplishments...they're just "right-wing talking points".