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jdm wrote:After interviewing them in person, I am sure Obama would be hired over Palin as the best salesman or presenter. Is Obama someone you would hire over Palin to make the correct decisions to run a profitable private business?

If the decisions were between the two, absolutely, Obama.

In a real world decision, I wouldn't hire either of them, and tell HR to get me more resumes.
I might even get some headhunters involved.

jdm wrote:Sadly, if you created a resume for Palin and Obama, without reference to politcal party, political philosophy, race, or sex, Palin would be the better qualified choice for an executive position like the president. And that is the VP postion of the ticket vs the president position.

She'd fail the interview, though.
I've interviewed plenty of people in the last 7 months with awesome resumes that just didn't measure up.

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Do what I plan on doing: Doubling or tripling my donations to the NRA and TSRA.

That's your best bet.

Personally, I am giving most of the money to the TSRA now, but with Obama on the horizon, I'll probably even things out again.

boomerang wrote:

jdm wrote:What should us firearm owners do when Obama wins?

Remind the RNC they should have nominated a conservative in 2008 (and 2004 and 2000.)

This is an answer I wish more people would give.

I WOULD LOVE TO VOTE FOR A REPUBLICAN.
I was born too late to ever be able to vote for a real conservative one, however. Barry Goldwater was probably the last, best one.

Having the independant streak I have, I'm going to be burned no matter who I vote for. Whomever I vote for, I'll be taking a hot shower, scrubbing myself with a stiff bristled brush, weeping to myself.

I'll probably vote McCain ONLY because we have a democratic congress, and having a republican in office will help keep government gridlocked. A gridlocked government can't spend my money and take more of my freedoms away.