[davidosborne]

Pinging my list for comments.. agree or disagree?

[Calpernia]

Your point of the split has merit; but it isn’t that cut and dry.

I was very much involved in the elections in my state this year. More so than previous years.

In my state, all the county print outs for the primary showed more people (twice the amount) voted in the RNC primaries. So, we had more people voting for the republican nominee than we had registered republicans.

So it was more than just split.

[E.G.C.]

BTTT

[Califreak]

Sarah Palin does sweeten a very bitter deal.

McCain is the pit in the avocado.

[Marine_Uncle]

I respect your opinion. We have to look to the future and plant good seeds for this Republic to survive in a somewhat intack stance.
Palin will be fully onboard within a four year term, as surely McCain will invite her to attend military and intel meetings etc..
She will learn all the key players. And in four years will be on top of things. Meanwhile we get a POTUS who will not let our military down, nor f**k up the gains we have made in stabilizing the ME and continuing the GWOT in a somewhat sane manner.
And for all we know, Hunter may still be in play in the future.
That is why I had harped on the need to hold our b*lls and vote for the RINO for this time around. We cannot afford to have the democrats get into the WH. The Marxist has made it clear he will screw our national defense and ruin our economy.
And having BHO as POTUS and CIC will encourage every two bit aggressor around the world to do what they want. They know they will not be able to play games with McCain.
That is why so many of us where adamant in saying we cannot ignore this election. There is a lot at stake.

[AuntB]

Sounds about right to me, David.