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"It seems equally implausible that in a McCain-Palin administration, the vice president's office would be an outside-the-law power center running its own foreign policy. Palin is not a traditional vice-presidential nominee, but if elected she is apt to mark a return to a modest conception of the office that had been the butt of jokes for nearly two centuries. "
Do you have anything, besides your own opinion, to back up that statement, whatsoever?
We have no idea who her staff will be. If its a bunch of neocons I have EVERY reason to believe the vp's office will continue to operate exactly as it has. Its allowed many of these failed policies to proceed with no accountability.
I think your assertion is totally niave. Stop listening to what they have to say and start looking at what they are doing. Their behavior is a more accurate predictor - they will say anything to get elected.
