Going after Palin has some serious backfire possibilities. Just present her as simply being unsuited for the job of President (should it come to pass) and stick McCain with the tag of using bad judgment to choose her.

For months, the GOP has hammered Obama for his inexperience, saying he isn't ready to be the leader of the free world. Yet, in the same breath, John McCain has chosen a woman in Sarah Palin who has no foreign policy experience, and before her brief stint as Governor of a small state (by population), was Mayor of a small town. As she is but a heartbeat away from the Presidency, and John McCain has less than a record of perfect health, the following question should be asked of Sarah Palin in the VP debate:

According to a recent Time Magazine article, Sarah Palin when she was Mayor of Wasilla, asked a librarian "...how she could go about banning books." because some voters thought they had inappropriate language in them. She then went on to threaten to fire the librarian for not giving the Mayor her full support according to John Stein.

Obama campaign should locate South Chicago residence who were helped by Obama in fighting the steel plant closure by learning how to take power in their own hands. Palin's belittling the efforts of organizers to help empower the little guys to fight back is more noble than a mayor who travels to Washington and bigshotlobbyists to raise $24 million in pork barrels for her town.

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/thefix/2008/09/mccain_manager_this_elec...

Rick Davis, McCain's campaign manager, told the Washington Post that this election is not about issues, but about personalities. I think Obama would win on both accounts, but it's absurd that he would say such a thing. That's not putting country first! The Obama campaign needs to bring this to light.