Only slightly less than watched the democrat Presidential nominee and over 12 million more than watched Biden’s speech.

That is impressive. You can’t buy that kind of PR and coverage.

perhaps it is because the people of America see a glimmer of hope for the return of values and family orientation. Maybe with the McCain/Palin ticket we can see a back down of gridlock politics that have allowed the politicians to glut themselves on the sorrow and despair of the working middle class. I belive she has shown us that the CHANGE Obama speaks of can only be fulfilled by a President and Vice President who can work with both the left and right, black and white, male and female, and who better to achieve this than McCain/Palin.
I see through the Republican ticket now a more progressive policy than my liberal brothers and sisters can accomplish with any democratic candidate.

New numbers indicate over 40 million watched---more than Obama. More women than men watched. Only 120 million voted last Presidential election so one in three saw Palin.

More people watched than watched the finale of American Idol or the Oscars.

I. B. Freeman - 05 September 2008 04:25 AM

New numbers indicate over 40 million watched---more than Obama. More women than men watched. Only 120 million voted last Presidential election so one in three saw Palin.

More people watched than watched the finale of American Idol or the Oscars.

She’s easy on the eyes.

She may be easy on the eyes and I do not argue that, but she has a back bone that would have held the twin towers up. Imagine if we had all had electricty so we could have turned on the television. I believe McCain/Palin is going to dent the armour of obama in such a way that the fracture will take them into the white house, dispite the fight he has from his own party. He made a home run with his speech and I couldn’t believe the “Maverick” sign in the crowd. Talk about wishy washy that being the Republican party but dispite it all McCain is bringing new hope to America. I am anxious to see the Independent convention.