Or better, how to evade the issue of experience.  When Obama was asked a direct question on his experience, his answer was typically evaside:

Anderson Cooper: They in fact have said that Governor Palin has more executive experience, as mayor of a small town and as governor of a big state of Alaska.

What's your response?

Barak Obama: Well, you know, my understanding is, is that Governor Palin's town of Wasilla has, I think, 50 employees. We have got 2,500 in this campaign. I think their budget is maybe $12 million a year.
You know, we have a budget of about three times that just for the month.

Yea, running a "political" campaign, where your greatest decisions are what color are the bumper stickers and how many ads to run, is so much more taxing than actually being a leader ovre real people in their every day lives, even if it was only 50, right?

He just forgot to address the second part of the question.  And if his campaign is REALLY bigger than the budget of Alaska, doesn't that say something about his waste and excess?  But aparently he misses that point as well.

So to the (maybe) next president of this country, Madison avenue lies and deceptions are more important than the rest of your existance.  So help me Obama.