As for sarcastically commenting on the comments of one person WANTING to compare Palin to Obama and my comments to the contrary, it’s interesting that many in the Democratic party have went out of their way to say that Obama was someone that doesn’t have a lot of Washington “experience” therefore he would be a better candidate than one that has; now they’re saying Palin’s perceived inexperience is a BAD thing. Gotcha. Like I said several times, Palin is the VP candidate; Barak is the PRESIDENTIAL candidate…..Huge difference.

Foreign relations committee?!?!? That’s Barak Obama’s experience as it relates to foreign policy? Seriously? John McCain (although from what I can tell is not, nor ever was on the Foreign Relations committee) has been a senator for quite awhile, doing research, evaluating foreign policies, and voting on those policies for 26 years. Has he ever been the Secretary of State? No, but I think 26 years of dealing with foreign aid, wars, etc makes him galactically more qualified than Barak Obama who has been in the Senate for a WHOLE 2+ YEARS. I mean if all it takes to have foreign experience is to sit on that committee, Russ Feingold should be our next Secretary of State (Just kidding). Oh, and you shouldn’t “discount” serving in the military as foreign experience, especially when it comes to John McCain.

As for Bush back in 2000, it certainly was a discussion point, and a legitimate one. At the time though, it wasn’t nearly as important as it is now considering how things have changed since 9/11, not to mention the increase in the global economy, etc. But you just keep voting for the people that have little to no experience in ANYTHING but giving great speeches.

Gotcha.

As for foreign policy experience, there’s always the Foreign Relations committee of the U.S. Senate. The same one Sen. McCain touts as part of his “foreign experience” that didn’t include serving in the military.

If we’re going to play that game, how much foreign policy experience did our current President have when he took office. That probably wasn’t a barrier for you then.

But keep interchanging what matters in terms of experience for you at will.

A woman whose idea of foreign culture is the mold growing on her Swiss cheese is so much better at dealing with other countries.

Your sarcastic assessment of Sarah Palin’s foreign policy experience only works if Barak Obama actually has some experience of his own. Unfortunately, he has none, unless you count a couple of years growing up in Indonesia—or perhaps you think Chicago is a foreign country. (I can be sarcastic too.)

Too, Barak is running for President while Sarah is the candidate for Vice-President. Big difference.

If you’re talking foireign policy experience, try matching Obama with McCain, see who comes out ahead.

Now looking at Barak’s foreign policy “experience” we see a man that took a whirlwind tour of the world, pretending to be presidential; and that’s what you want me to believe is foreign policy experience? My friends that is foreign policy expertise you can count on!!!!