palin

In the readings of federalist 10 and 51 i found that a true democracy was unsafe and 100% of power to one person is not safe, it must  be dispersed. While watching palins interview (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7611677.stm) she said we are a democratic country, but isn't she a republican? I feel like after her campaigning for a new approach to bushs same ideas is smart for her case, but i do feel like she isn't ready to become VP yet i think if we were to give palin maybe 4 more years she could be a very strong leader and could benefit the people. I feel like she could benefit the people because she definitely relates to everybody but at the same time she doesn't come off as educated and knowledgeable as others. I feel like mcaine chose her because of hilary's popularity and here another strong real woman was at his service. Also palin tries to use obamas "change" campaign but in reality she isn't trying to change shes trying to improve which is a good point but i think people just want to start fresh and some people gave up on bush. You see the battle between the parties but i see palin as a democratic republican she shares opinions and views with democrats without saying it while being a republican, and obama sticks with being a democrat. He is a bit more stable, she actually seemed scared at this interview or caught off guard in a horrible way. I think republicans know democrat means for the people decided by the people like a popularity contest. and mcaine is livening up his campaign with a fresh young VP and a new approach to how they relate to the public to win this contest of popularity. But really i think people know. palin