Robert Schlesinger

10,000 Facebook-ers Have More Foreign Policy Experience Than Sarah Palin

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Ah, Facebook. Some wit has formed a group on the social networking site called "I have more foreign policy experience Sarah Palin." The description: "For all of you dumbfounded by the selection of Governor Sarah Palin as John McCain's running mate. This moose-eating political featherweight could be a heartbeat away from the presidency—what a frightening thought" As my friend Bree Hocking points out, the membership—nearly 11,000 as of this writing—already exceeds the population of Wasilla.

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i think it is an insult to the women of america to think that women will vote for mccain/palin just because she is a woman. hilary clinton, sarah palin is not. women have brains too!

lorna del rosario of CA 11:53PM October 15, 2008

I think the number now is up to 58,000 and change of people (including myself) who count themselves as having more foreign policy experience than Sarah Palin.

jimmyjam of WA 2:20AM September 10, 2008

now up to 50,000!

Laura of NY 10:43AM September 09, 2008

Robert Schlesinger

Robert Schlesinger

Robert Schlesinger is managing editor for opinion at U.S. News and World Report, overseeing all opinion editorial content. He is the author of "White House Ghosts: Presidents and Their Speechwriters." E-mail him at rschlesinger@usnews.com. Follow him on Twitter: @rschles.

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