The Math Capital of Alaska....

"The Vice President of the United States shall be President of the Senate, but shall have no Vote, unless they be equally divided."

If that seems familiar at all to you, it's likely because you've read the Consitution of the United States of America--specifically Article 1, Section 3.

If that seems unfamilar to you, you may well be the Governor of Alaska.

The Vice President is in no way, shape, or form in charge of the United States Senate.

From Wikipedia: "The Vice President holds a tie breaking vote in the Senate and does not usually preside over the Senate...In practice, freshman senators are traditionally assigned the role of presiding over the Senate in order to learn Senate procedure."

It's two weeks before the election, and the Republican Vice Presidental Candidate still doesn't even know what the job entails. At this point, there is no use trying to convince me Sarah Palin is qualified to be Vice President--it appears she's not qualified for the job she currently holds.

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And for more on what qualifies the Gov to be Vice President, here's a look at the duties of the Mayor of Wasilla....thanks again, Daily Show, for keeping me sane.