I am so sick of all these women crying about Palin being mistreated! Mr. Gibson did an interview and asked questions that needed clear answers. She was rehearsed and given a script which she performed well at delivering. But when it comes down to being on her own she simply fails. I bet all these 'yentas' are the same ones who cry at work when their boss doesn't give them what they want or cry when their husbands ignore them because all they do is b... all the time. Its time to get your big girl panties on, Sarah...and all you others.

Although Charlie Gibson was less hostile in his second interview with Sarah Palin, his condescending attitude has changed my opinion of him as a fair newsperson. That's it for me. ABC is no longer my news channel of choice. It is a shame that he could not have put aside his own biased opinions. He could, and should have, used that valuable air time to honestly elicit the views of a tremendously intelligent person who may end up being co-leader of our country. Shame on you Charlie!

Charlie Gibson used a condescending approach to his "interrogation" of Sarah Palin. He supposedly was interviewing her, but with his snide looks and obviously negative and prejudged attitude he came off as more of a first class "jerk!" I was embarrassed for him and for ABC which used to do credible reporting for our nation. ABC has lost me as a viewer as well as the 9 other viewers in my family.

Clearly, many of the people who have responded to the Gibson interview with Governor Palin have come with an agenda. She has made many statements, assertions and accusations that have been proven to be false or at least misrepresented. Surely we voters have a right to ask about those issues!! He treated her with dignity as he always does with any person he interviews - man or woman. Yes, she is a woman who deserves respect for what she has accomplished, but she is also a person who could be president of the U.S. in six months. In that context,it is completely irrelevant whether she is male or female. Personally, I thought he treated her pretty carefully BECAUSE he did not want to be seen as a condescending male. We have a right to ask her views on relevant subjects and we have a right to expect her to actually answer the questions rather than dance and spin her way through the interview. Mr. Gibson was patient and dignified, but he did make it clear that he expected her to answer the question he asked and was very professional in the way he continued to pose his questions. Bravo, Mr. Gibson!!

Last night I was an undecided white female voter---tonight I am voting for and supporting the Republican ticket and that is thanks to Charlie Gibson. Last night I was a long-standing fan of Charlie Gibson and an ABC news watcher---tonight I watched NBC and Ann Curry and that was thanks to Charlie Gibson. Yesterday I thought that Charlie Gibson was a decent person--- today thanks to Charlie Gibson, I no longer have that opinion.