2 unqualified candiates for President and Vice President

Both Obama and Palin are good people, I'm sure. Yet, both are not qualified to become President of the United States in a real sense.

Senator Obama has become qualified though, virtue of winning a Primary in the Democratic Party that consisted of 36 million voters.

Here is a timeline of Palin and Obama Expeirence:


Supporters of Republican vice presidential pick Sarah Palin argue her experience tops that of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama. Here's a look at some major achievements in the lives of both:
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1979
_ Obama a backbencher on high school basketball team that wins state championship
1982
_ Palin captain on high school basketball team that wins state championship
1983
_ Obama graduates from Columbia University. Works for a business research company, then becomes community organizer in poor section of Chicago.
1984
_ Palin wins "Miss Wasilla" pageant and places second in statewide beauty contest.
1987
_ Palin graduates from University of Idaho, works in television sports and family fishing business.
1988
_ Obama enters Harvard Law School.
1990
_ Obama becomes first black editor of prestigious Harvard Law Review.
1992
_ Obama runs Project Vote!, which registers 150,000 new voters in Chicago, then begins teaching law at University of Chicago.
_ Palin wins city council seat in Wasilla, an Alaska town of about 5,500.
1993
_ Obama joins law firm specializing in civil rights cases.
1995
_ Obama publishes "Dreams from My Father," a well-reviewed memoir about growing up in America with an absent African father.
1996
_ Obama elected a state senator.
_ Palin elected mayor of Wasilla.
2000
_ Obama defeated in effort to unseat U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush.
2002
_ Obama speaks out against invading Iraq.
_ Palin loses Republican primary for Alaska lieutenant governor
2003
_ In biggest year of his legislative career, Obama passes legislation requiring police to record interrogations in murder cases, collect data on race of drivers they pull over.
_ Palin appointed to Oil and Gas Conservation Commission.
2004
_ Obama delivers keynote address at Democratic convention, elected to U.S. Senate.
_ Palin investigates conduct of a commission member, who ultimately resigns. She later files ethics complaint against state's Republican attorney general, who also resigns.
2006
_ Obama publishes "The Audacity of Hope," a book detailing his views on national affairs. Works with Senate Republicans to limit nuclear proliferation and shed light on wasteful government spending.
_ Palin elected first female governor of Alaska.
2007
_ Obama launches presidential campaign.
_ Palin overhauls state ethics laws, pushes to build a natural gas pipeline despite opposition from oil industry.
2008
_ Obama wins marathon Democratic primary against Hillary Rodham Clinton and raises record amounts of money
_ Alaska legislators probe whether Palin improperly pressured officials to fire her sister's ex-husband, a state trooper.