For all the firestorm about "Is Sarah Palin ready?", the largest budget that Barack Obama has been responsible for in elected office (that of his Senate office) is fractionally smaller than the budget of Wasilla, AK in 1996, and Wasilla had as many or more employees.
Compare that to the executive experience of being governor of a state, and I think you'll agree that while Sarah Palin has been responsible for two $10 billion-plus annual budgets and 15,000 state employees, Barack Obama has nothing of the same to offer in terms of experience.
The difference is that he's running for the Big Chair, and he's running for #2.
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For all the firestorm about "Is Sarah Palin ready?", the largest budget that Barack Obama has been responsible for in elected office (that of his Senate office) is fractionally smaller than the budget of Wasilla, AK in 1996, and Wasilla had as many or more employees.
Compare that to the executive experience of being governor of a state, and I think you'll agree that while Sarah Palin has been responsible for two $10 billion-plus annual budgets and 15,000 state employees, Barack Obama has nothing of the same to offer in terms of experience.
The difference is that he's running for the Big Chair, and he's running for #2.
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