[hennie pennie]

>>> "Palin can do no wrong." <<<

I seriously doubt that her national support will dip if she maintains staunch loyalty to Senator John McCain who certainly launched her national career. JMO

[stephenjohnbanker]

“I seriously doubt that her national support will dip if she maintains staunch loyalty to Senator John McCain who certainly launched her national career. JMO “

You would be wrong.

On the bright side, she appears to be waffling on supporting McCain. This is what brought the Whore McCain to attempt to pressure her into coming to Arizona. “I’m sure” says the Whore......which means he is not at all sure .

[Bob J]

Of course it will. At least it will cause many supporters to examine their support of the poster child of “NO MORE RINOS” when she is working to get the biggest RINO (by FR standards) reelected.

I’ve always said Palin is just a politician, makes politically expediant decisions and will inevitably disappoint those who believe she is some kind of second coming.

I have no illusions. To me a politician is a tool and when they don’t work anymore you toss them aside and get a new one.

[mkjessup]

I seriously doubt that her national support will dip if she maintains staunch loyalty to Senator John McCain who certainly launched her national career. JMO

Don't be too sure of that. John McCain could well become the tar baby that Sarah Palin will never be able to break free of.

The very fact that it was McCain who snatched her from obscurity to national prominence could be her undoing as it raises questions of a.) "could she have obtained national recognition on her own, based on her own views" and b.) "how much does she owe John McCain in exchange for his selecting her as his VP candidate", i.e., she came out to campaign for his re-election, if she attains the presidency at some future point, what will McCain be expecting in return?