Comments on: Sarah Palin Snubbed for Obama Inaugural Dinner Honoring John McCain?

By: Ian Waples

Ian Waples — Tue, 27 Jan 2009 13:47:08 +0000

This party was a major event! I can’t think of another social event that would draw together so many important influential politicians together from both parties. Whether you be Democrat or Republican, I think we all know that if Sara Palin were invited she’d be there – she’d definitely be there. Saying that she was too busy being governor of Alaska is like saying you missed prom because you had too much homework.

By: bpower

bpower — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 05:03:59 +0000

Who cares about a party??? At least someone was working this week. Way to go SARAH. SARAH is the maverick, all the rest are the same.

By: el

el — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 01:28:21 +0000

well of course she wasnt invited. she was filled with vitriol. even the pastor warren was more inclusive. his is a matter of his principal, as wrong as it may be, hers was filled with personal hate and malice.. she is a horrible person. filled with prejudice. .
it is one thing to hate me for being gay.. it is quite another to hate me for being latin. one is what she can justify as choice another is what everyone will agree is my circumstance of birth.. ( both are to me but that can be left to debate. )
what is not debatable is her hatred of non whites. and muslim americans..
god bless our president for his inclusive nature. if you have a family of every color, and religion as he does you will know that love has no restrictions.
shame on her for her using her faith to continue to hate.

By: deb

deb — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 20:19:58 +0000

Sarah Palin has a great deal of work to do before she can ever be taken seriously by the “majority” of voters. Whether we admire Govenor Palin or not, it was quite clear that she was not prepared for the national spotlight. Her experience in Alaska simply did not meet the requirements for a “world” leader. I am NOT bashing Palin, I believe there is a place for her, but getting there will require determination and study on her part, not just scriped words and divisive and polarizing statements fed to her by indifferent handlers. I believe she can get there but I do not think it will be 2012. This would ultimately be a disservice to her. Best wishes to Govenor Palin and to President Obama, I pray we can all work together to make this world a kinder, gentler place.

By: Zuzu

Zuzu — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 20:18:16 +0000

I’m pretty sure the theme of the dinner was McCain’s history of bipartisanship in the Senate. Not his presidential campaign.