When former Secretary of State Colin Powell appeared on Meet the Press and endorsed Senator Obama he specifically mentioned Gov. Palin's candidacy as one of the reasons for his doubts about the Republican ticket:

And I was also concerned at the selection of Governor Palin.  She's a very distinguished woman, and she's to be admired; but at the same time, now that we have had a chance to watch her for some seven weeks, I don't believe she's ready to be president of the United States, which is the job of the vice president.  And so that raised some question in my mind as to the judgment that Senator McCain made.

In the realm of foreign affairs, how would these misgivings be addressed? In  (Not Quite) 101 Things Sarah Palin Should Know About the World, Foreign Policy magazine offers some advice for educating this potential world leader. I found some of their advice to be, well, less than serious, but take a look and see what you make of it. What advice would you give to Sarah Palin about world affairs?