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Oh please, Dennis. You didn’t even watch the videos. She has made herself available for interviews now and in the immediate past. She will meet with Charlie Gibson in a few days. Can’t you wait?

Going on Meet the Press or another show is required to be Vice President? How ridiculous. Most people don’t even watch those shows. I find Meet the Press so biased I consciously avoid it. In fact, I avoid everything on NBC except for Heroes and some other shows.

Her experience is there in life and in politics. Watch the videos above.

Depth of experience, what does that mean? And, Obama does? What are your criteria?

Yes, your discussion is anything but intelligent.

You ignore the media attention Palin has had over the past six months and you ignore her executive experience. She has been granting interviews since her nomination. See above.

You denigrate her life experience, too?

Sarah Palin is new, fresh and is one of us, a regular person – not a 35 year member of the United States Senate who has had a BRAIN aneurysm . By the way, where are Biden’s medical records? Haven’t been released have they?

Palin is not a “Community Organizer” and professional politician with a Harvard Law Degree. But, Palin did run something and was successful – but alas you disparage it because it was too small for you.

And, she hasn’t been in elected office as long as Biden or Obama. So, this is your criteria for President or Vice President?

Here you go, Dennis.

Thank Palin is still avoiding the press or media?

Link: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0908/13264.html

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin will speak at her son’s Army deployment ceremony on 9/11 and spend two days with ABC News crews later this week as part of a McCain campaign plan to increase Americans’ comfort with her as a leader.

Campaign and network officials had said on Sunday that her first television interview would be a sit-down with Charles Gibson of ABC’s “World News.”

But it turns out that she is spending much of Thursday and Friday with Gibson — at the ceremony in Fairbanks, Alaska, and at her home in Wasilla, Alaska.

Campaign aides said the anchorman will get extensive, repeated access to Palin throughout her first trip home since becoming the nominee.

“ABC News will have plenty of time to question her and examine her and spend time with her,” a campaign official said. “They’ll do multiple interviews over two days. No topics are off-limits – there are no ground rules. There’s tons of time to talk to her about every topic.”