
Lately Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin has been criticized by the media for repeatedly contradicting herself when it comes to her stances on governmental issues. In a recent interview she couldn't even give one example of how John McCain would reform Wall Street after Katie Couric prodded for an answer. Although she continues to stir up controversy in this respect, she also seems to be helping some people maintain their buzz and improving sales for a small wine industry in northern Chile.
Palin Syrah, an organic red wine, has risen in popularity ever since the Alaska governor was asked to be McCain's running mate. In places across the country, such as Houston, the wine has even sold out. Although there are areas where the wine is in high demand, there are also some people on the other end of the political spectrum who are refusing to drink the wine.
These Palin Syrah-haters in a nutshell are saying, 'Oh, I don't want to drink that. That's too close,'" said Chris Cavelli, co-owner of the Yield Wine Bar in San Francisco. "It reminds them too much of Sarah Palin."
I'm guessing that the majority of these non-supporters of this wine are democrats or may just be crazed Obama lovers. I won't disagree with the people who are saying Palin is a tad bit air-headed when it comes to answering rapid-fire questions or sticking with one viewpoint related to government policies. One thing is for sure, Palin and her crazy antics are a hot topic in current news and now that she has a wine promoting her unintentionally, this will only advertise her name more unfortunately. For those who are not following the duration of this political race and are planning to vote for the person who's name sounds the most like your favorite wine, be aware that if you do this you're voting for a woman who says she can see Russia from her backyard. Is that who you want in partial leadership of this country?

