It is a decision I am glad I didn't have to make, and of course I'd have only been one vote. I mean, yeah, I would have loved him and cared for him, but what happens to him when I'm gone? 40years down the road, he gets a check from the government that goes to the group home he lives in? Or he remains a burden on any potential siblings, keeping them from living whatever life they could? It is torturous to think about, and there is no right answer.

And I don't care about her kids, they can be or do whatever they want. SHE is a danger. She scared me off McCain, because if he was going to make such a poor choice in his most important pre election decision, he wasn't fit to lead, in my opinion. I fear her as a presidential candidate, because I envision her being another GW style puppet, while a Cheney-esque corporate tool VP runs the show.

I'm not a liberal. I'm not happy with a Charlie Brown, wishy washy president that is concerned more with approval rates, Q score and helping those in his party get elected/re elected, than making tough choices to put our country back on track.

I hate the fact that Palin made me vote for this guy. I hate the fact she was so close to one of the most important positions in the world, when I could go to the elementary school down the street and find 5 eight grade girls more knowledgeable about politics and world events than she is. And I hate the fact that so many Americans eat up the phony bullshit that falls out of her mouth.

In closing, if she were to end up on the Repub ticket again, that would be rubber stamping 4 more years. Same problem Hillary had in the primaries, to polarizing of a figure. She's on the ticket, you lose half your parties votes and get no crossovers.