All we've been hearing from Sara Palin is what the McCain speech writers have been writing for her to regurgitate. Vomit would be a better word, however.

She is, apparently, a coward. Gutless coward. The McCain campaign has shown no interest in putting her in front or reporters who might ask questions that they cannot control.

The Nation -- Sarah Palin is an able liar, as her acceptance speech showed. She may be a coward, too, at least when it comes to facing down the reporters she blasted from the comfort of that solitary podium in St. Paul.

The McCain campaign has admitted to a ban on most press interviews for its largely unknown but popular running mate. McCain's aides are selling this highly unusual approach with rank contempt for the public. "Who cares?" laughed Nicolle Wallace, when pressed on why Palin won't take questions by Time's Jay Carney, on MSNBC. "But I mean, like, from who, from you?" she added, incredulous at the very idea of Palin taking questions from Time's Washington bureau chief. "Who cares? No offense," she added, "who cares if she can talk to Time magazine?" (Of course, it was Time's Jay Carney who had that "prickly" interview with McCain last week, which enraged his aides.) Booman Tribune reports the strategy in action this weekend.

The McCain campaign is literally going to try to sell Sarah Palin as a credible president without letting the press talk to her. For example, this Sunday, Barack Obama will appear on This Week with George Stephanopoulos, John McCain with be on Face the Nation, and Joe Biden will be on Meet the Press. Sarah Palin will be reading briefing papers in Alaska....

...Ultimately, with proper coverage and pressure, voters can make a judgment about what Palin's actions as a candidate tell us about her character. She talks tough about reporters, but can't face them; she talks up government ethics, but won't answer an investigation under oath; she raves about her own pit-bull image on stage, but betrays a cowardice under actual pressure. In some ways, she is living out the very caricature that she drew of Obama last week - all talk, no action - cooupled with the smug attitude of her predecessor, the sarcastic swagger and faux-populism of George W. Bush.

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Who honestly thinks a woman who is too much of a coward to answer questions should be a heartbeat away from the Presidency? If she is too scared to answer questions from reporters, what could be expected from her as a VP or, perish the thought, as President in a crisis?

Indecision and cowardice, that's what.

Wait until the public gets to hear sermons from her past evangelical leaders if you can understand speaking in tongues. Good for the gander, good for the goose!

It is clear that the Rove boys can not unleash Sara to the press quite yet. She is not ready, which is understandable, but if she is not ready to speak the easily learned talking points is she ready to run this country? No.

Not ready to run the country? You crapheads have appointed someone who is not ready to runt he country. Would you rather have Palin be a heartbeat away from the Presidency or have Obama be the heartbeat of the Presidency?

Palin is ready to run the country? She's ready to ban library books. She's ready to hunt animals from airplanes. She's ready to decide that victims of rape and incest should carry to full term. She's ready to lie to the whole country.

I heard she wants to turn Ray's Idaho compound into a quilitng center.