Standing in front a red farmhouse surrounded by pumpkins, Sarah Palin told the crowd of thousands that a McCain-Palin administration will be able to fight terrorism because they know who the "bad guys" are, "Help me Ohio to help put John McCain in the White House. He understands. He understands you. We understand how important it is that this team be elected. For one thing, we know who the bad guys are, OK?"

Palin continued, "We know - we know that in the war, it's terrorists, terrorists who hate America and her allies and would seek to destroy us, and the bad guys are those who would support and sympathize with the terrorists. They do not like America because of what we stand for: Liberty, Freedom, Equal Rights. Those who sympathize and support those terrorists who would seek to destroy all it is that we value, those are the bad guys, OK?"

Several supporters screamed, "Obama!" when Palin spoke about sympathizing with terrorists.

When asked to clarify the Alaska governor's comments and if she was saying that the Democratic ticket could not adequately identify and go after terrorists a Palin spokesperson said, "She's stating an affirmative that she and John McCain understand the threats we face."

Palin continued with the bad guys vs. good guys explanation applying it to describe who is at fault for the current financial crisis, "Now in the economic crisis that we're in, we know there too, who the bad guys are. In this time of economic crisis, we know it's been those who have been greedy and corrupt and arrogant and have taken advantage of hardworking honest Americans, and just as important though, we know who the good guys are, and it is you, and we will fight for you, and we will put government on your side."

Palin went after Barack Obama and said that he will get America "deeper" into debt comparing him to President Bush in a rare jab at the current administration, "In times like these the last thing we need is a tax increase. America just can't afford another big spender in the White House."

The boisterous crowd - many shaking pom poms - screamed, "I love you Sarah Palin!" and cheered the GOP Vice-Presidential nominee getting especially excited when Palin started talking about clean coal and alternative sources of energy to this coal country crowd.

Supporters erupted in chants of, "Mine Baby Mine!" like her very popular "Drill Baby Drill" chants that crowds usually greet her with, "Mine, baby, mine. Ok, I'm bringing that all across the U.S. Do you mind if I - May I plagiarize that? Thank you. That is a good one."