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Governor Palin: What do we need to do to win the war in Iraq?

Name three specific steps you would take to win the war.

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Governor Palin, I've lost count, so perhaps you could help me. How many good, honest public servants have your fired during your time in politics because you felt like it?

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Governor Palin, Why didn't you list your meeting in Alaska with Bishop Thomas Muthee of Kenya among your foreign policy experience?

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Governor Palin, Did you know that the vice president's job is to be ready to take over the job of President of the United States on a moment's notice, before you accepted the job offer from John McCain?

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Let's throw her a curve:

Governor Palin, why do you want to be vice president?

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Governor Palin, recent polls have shown a fifth of Americans can't locate the U.S. on a world map. Why do you think this is?

[Tiger Beer]

Governor, you spoke of healthcare reform being tied in with the bailout package for Wall Street...could you expand on that?

[OneWayTraffic]

[quote="PBRstreetgang21"]1. What effect do you think Sarbanes-Oxley has had on the corprate mentality with regard to fiduciary responsibility and corporate governance prior to the current financial crisis and do feel that the Supreme Court having granted certiorari with regard to that law, has eo ipso contributed to a zietgeist within Wall Street that such a law has lost any sense of prosecutorial equity from a de facto rather than de jure standpoint, thus begging the question; do you feel Sarbanes-Oxley adequetley addresses the issues of fiduciary responsibility, and corporate malfeasance, or is further legislation necessary for the aim of fostering due accountability, solvency, and propriety on the part of fiduciary institutions and their relations with, not only their share-holders, but also with the public at large?

You know I could actually answer that in simple terms.

"There's always been problems with our financial regulations, and probably always will be. We closed a lot of loopholes after the 1929 affair and people found new loopholes to exploit. Sarbannes Oxley was created in order to address issues brought about by Enron, and as such wasn't addressed at the seperate issues of abuse of derivatives.

I'd say that since mortgages had never been bundled up and sold in quite this fashion before- not to this extent anyway- it's a bit tough to ask lawmakers to anticipate every new financial innovation, just as it is to ask CEOS to anticipate the results of their innovations.

In the event the law can always be improved and after the election I'm sure John McCain will be asking Congress to do just that."

-All of the top of my head so feel free to criticise.

[Jandar]

"Sarah can you tell me honestly, what you think of Katie Couric?"


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cP12aNzocSc

[Gatsby]

Journalists need to be direct:

Governor Palin, we've heard you state your personal views on abortion and contraception. But what would you do if elected?

If you became President of the United States, would you seek to put judges in the U.S. Supreme Court who would overturn Roe v. Wade?

Would you support or veto laws making abortion illegal?

Would you support or veto laws making contraception illegal?

[Kikomom]

Sarah, can you actually give a straight answer on the question of Hamas?

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=PsTLQ612F-A

If you know what Hamas is, that is.

[Kikomom]

Hey OneWay, ask her what she thinks about the suspension of the mark-to-market accounting clause (buried?) in the Senate bill.