As I read this post, I agree the idea that intelligent questions presented to Sarah Palin (vice presidential candidate) are not “gotcha questions”.

What I do find incredibily naive, and unintelligent is the premisis that we should refrain from asking a well-informed question of a potential leader for the United State of America. Regardless of title, position, class, and wealth, any person from the media or just the average citizen should expect a well thought out solution/resolution from the “best and brightest” of our political elite.

This is not Republican or Democrat; Its American and deeply grounded in our culture ascribing to our rich tradition and the root of our democracy.

The day we can not question out leaders is the day we become leaderless.

As I read this post, I agree the idea that intelligent questions presented to Sarah Palin (vice presidential candidate) are not “gotcha questions”.

What I do find incredibily naive, and unintelligent is the premisis that we should refrain from asking a well-informed question of a potential leader for the United State of America. Regardless of title, position, class, and wealth, any person from the media or just the average citizen should expect a well thought out solution/resolution from the “best and brightest” of our political elite.

This is not Republican or Democrat; Its American and deeply grounded in our culture ascribing to our rich tradition and the root of our democracy.

The day we can not question out leaders is the day we become leaderless.