Vice President Selection

Once you have answered these questions why should we suddenly be concerned who Senator McCain or Senator Obama selected for the VP? I don't know the answers to your other questions and, as my time here is limited today and my concerns are not about the electability of the V.P. for President, I will just say this. If our president was assassinated or unable to lead and the V.P. had to step in (and I've lived through this twice in my lifetime) which V.P. candidate would be better prepared to deal with everything that our nation could be facing at that time? Since we have no idea what the situation would be, at home and abroad, we need to consider the worst case possibility, just as one would when planning their response to the worst case scenario in a weather event. I'm still trying to keep an open mind about Palin but I do have concerns about her ability to respond to domestic and international crisis on her own. While she and Obama may have similar levels of experience, her experience, knowledge of the complexities of international relations and famaliarity with world leaders does not come close to that of Joe Biden. Obama has him as an advisor but who would Palin have if she found herself sitting in the Oval Office with hostilities increasing among allies and foes in hot spots around the world? This is the worst case scenario I am concerned about. Not our economy. Our enemies are different now and they are many.

Your third question is the answer. Many fear McCain would not finish out his first term considering his age. If people do not want this woman to be president they may not vote for McCain because of this reason.

You make an excellent point (if people research it). Palin was, is, and will always be the right choice for McCain.

Palin is more qualified to be PRESIDENT then Obama is. VP is a no brainer.