Sarah Palin's Alaska

[McAllyn]

She ain't crazy enough.

You need to have more faith. Lol.

Mac

[mikegideon]

You need to have more faith. Lol.

Mac

Yeah, you're probably right. I guess she's probably getting a little taste of glenn's weed every once in awhile.

[raydog1]

My family & I couldn't wait to watch this but we were disappointed with it. Too much reality-tv scripting and not enough Alaska.

Funniest part for me was her telling us how Alaska leads the nation in bush-plane deaths and the very next scene was her hurrying the children into a bush-plane. Mmmkay.

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[Guest 6.8 AR]

Since there are many stereotyping

her, y'all please tell me who looks

presidential. Other than Fred( I agree

with that already).

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[raydog1]

Since there are many stereotyping

her, y'all please tell me who looks

presidential. Other than Fred( I agree

with that already).

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[Guest 6.8 AR]

Now, the Lady Thatcher is one that we or England won't see again for a while. It's too bad.

She was a leader. Now that other picture makes me think the only one who was actually

presidential was the one in the middle. The one that just stepped down.

Since they were all presidents and all of them had flaws, are you going for looks or character,

or maybe their actions? Father and son were the closest to having what's called character.

The two on the right were "characters", of which I would rather not see around the White

House again.

That clown in between father and son doesn't know what character is, only a deep rooted

hatred for this country and its people.

I wonder how Jimmy Carter would have acted? Maybe like the crisis he handled during his term.

That was real good.

Bill Clinton only acted when he had to act, to diffuse his personal relations when they became

obvious and detrimental to his career.

Democrats love peace. Republicans threaten war to keep the peace. Ronnie's picture should have

been next to Maggie's. They both had character.