1.) What you sneering critics in the liberal MSM fail to see here is... a Jobs Program! Saks floorwalkers, cashiers, a team of sweating porters to haul the merchandise from the store to the motorcade... chiropractors to treat those porters. Sarah Palin knows how to create jobs!

2.) What's the difference between a Pit Bull and a Hockey Mom? You can feed a pit-bull for 483 years with 150 grand.

3.) Still cheaper than Mitt Romney's hair products. We're saving money here...

4.) William Ayres is a terrorist!

5.) New ad slogan: "Clothes for Gov. Palin? $150,000. Time machine to go back two months to late August and ask what the Hell were Schmidt and Davis thinking when they cooked up this idea and sold it to McCain? Priceless."

I don't see the big deal. None of them are wearing clothes from Sears.

This was actually written by Mike Murphy the former McCain campaign chairman.

Funny though you mentioned Sears, my Dad was a Sears executive and I don't think anything I had as a kid wasn't bought at Sears.

Power tools good!

Hell, Craftsman tools are the only brand I buy. With the except of DeWalt for drills.

Seriously? I've had bad luck with Craftsman powered tools, including a router that literally fell apart during operation. Their hand tools are nice though.

I love my DeWalt drill, but the damn thing is heavy. I swap it out for others when I'm up on a ladder for extended periods. When I get home I can tell the difference in how my shoulders feel between using the DeWalt and say, a Ryobi.

I hate dewalt tools they are god but just as good quality for less money are the RIGID power tools

DeWalt makes great heavy duty crosscut saws. My dad had a few at his shop that were used almost nonstop, 8 hours a day, for ~10 years each. They're like tanks.

Most of the time they spent off was just due to morons cutting their fingers off, and not the saw breaking down.

I'm pretty sure DeWalt and Rigid come from the same factory, and the Rigid line has really improved over the last few years. I don't have any Rigid drills, but I do have a great table saw and chop saw by them, along with a few smaller tools.

I've had a lot of luck with Ryobi's. DeWalts are good tools but over priced for what ya get. drop and bust a Ryobi your out a few bucks. drop the DeWalt your out a 1/4 of your check. if you wanna spend the money Milwaukee(sp) are the better.

Craftsman are still good tools but not as good as they used to be. i have some craftsman from my grandfather that date back to the early 70's. if ya do any electrical screw Greenlee and go Klien.

Dewalt 4 life. You definitely get what you pay for.