[dirtboy]

But that is not the topic of the posts on this thread; it is, however, an attempt on your part to draw attention away from the problems regarding McCain and the effective endorsement that he received from Palin.

I'm really curious just what you expect her to say.

"Yes, even though John McCain's selection of me as his running mate in 2008 catapulted me into national prominence, I'm gonna shiv him in the back by not endorsing his campaign in 2010."

Sane folks will wait a while to see what happens instead of pounding their fists and demanding that Palin turn on McCain.

BTW, 'Moby' actually refers to the singer (if you can call him that) Moby, who urged liberals to troll conservative websites.

[rabscuttle385]

I'm really curious just what you expect her to say.

She could have either stayed quiet on the matter outright, or simply said that he was an honorable man (or another complimentary phrase) and that she would support him in the general election if he won the primary.

Instead, she went much much farther than that and basically promised to support him in the primary, despite all the recent rumblings about Hayworth looking into declaring his candidacy for McCain's seat.

[stephenjohnbanker]

“Sane folks will wait a while to see what happens instead of pounding their fists and demanding that Palin turn on McCain.”

Nobody expects Palin to TURN on McCain. But McCain is a vile man, and a traitor, so she should say something like “McCain doesn’t need my help” or “may the best man win” or preferably nothing.