I love that graphic. Schmidt needs to stick to watching his “Brokeback Mountain” DVD and let the adults get this country back under control. The boy blew his shot and he blew it bad.
Sounds like the chubby Stevie is sweating bullets while he contemplates what might be in Sarah’s book. Good.
you know that’s why he’s talking.....he probably tried to hit on her and she told him to FO.......Nvere forget that it was McCain that gave Sarah a chance.....
Somebody is about to feel the wrath of Sarah !!!
...Bravo, Sarah Palin. Admit I had doubts about the lady and all the hero worship, but, I’ll wait for the book, and, let her speak about the future...
It would very bad news for McCain as he will realize he is not god!!!!!
Steve Schmidt, who predicted that a potential Palin presidential bid in 2012 would be “catastrophic.” . . . . . As opposed to the catastrophe we have now? What a nut
Scmidy and others in the McClain camp must be shaking in their fancy liberal boots. They are coming at her with all their popguns ablaze before the book is out. And Willard, she can plant his hide to the wall with just a few well-placed comments. 2012 gets closer by the second. . . .
If anyone knows what a catastrophe is, its this guy. Just look at the campaign he ran.
He’s Schmidtting his pants I guess. I cannot wait to read the book. I hope she sheds some much needed light on what when on behind the scenes last year....
You can bet he is extremely worried about what is in Going Rogue. A lot of others, including McCain are also worried. Who knows how many people will buy the book, how many others will borrow the book from their friends, how many will check it out of libraries across the country, and how many will read reviews, excerpts, etc. This book could eventually be read by 5 million or more.
“referring to the internal fighting that marred the final weeks of McCain’s president bid. “There will be plenty of time to talk about it then.””
Palin almost ruined McCain’s plans of losing the election.
Follow that one if you can. It makes sense to Schmidt. It also explains a lot about his boss's campaign.
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