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JD Hayworth Owes Sarah Palin a Thank You. WE Owe McCain OURS.
3/27/10 | vanity

Posted on 03/27/2010 9:14:27 AM PDT by CondoleezzaProtege

Had Sarah Palin not been on the national scene right now, things would be SO MUCH WORSE! Obamacare and Cap & Tax would have passed months ago without her contributions to public discourse. (Death Panels anyone? Or her Washington Post editorial on Climategate?)

Obamacare not only would have passed sooner, but it would have come without any of the "compromises."

Beginning with her endorsement of Doug Hoffman in the NY-23, we take for granted how much her name lends legitimacy to the Tea Party movement and to ALL the *contested* primaries going on in the country, INCLUDING the one in Arizona!

The fact is: J.D. Hayworth himself has benefitted from the momentum largely initiated by Sarah Palin.

Palin was just who we needed at just the right time. By picking her and introducing her to the world stage, John McCain has done more for this country and more for conservatism than any other Republican serving in office right now--and that includes Bachmann, Ryan, Pence, and Demint, etc...

PALIN has outfought them all on our behalf and nobody has communicated our message as effectively to the public as she has. She has truly made a difference not just politically, but culturally as well. I think we take for granted how crucial her decision to resign and bring the fight to the national media has been. She acts as our representative on the Left's primary turf.

In many ways, Obama's presidency has been a blessing in disguise both for this country and for conservatism as a whole. The times we're in allow for a true patriot like Palin to shine even more. Quite frankly, the media fanaticism surrounding Palin has been a blessing in disguise too. People pay attention to everything she says!

Other thoughts:

I certainly am glad Mr. Mitt Flip Flop Romneycare is not our president and neither is Governor Huckabee. And guess what? I'm glad that next time, should Palin run, she's running for the #1 spot and not #2.

We can speculate all we want about the inner politics of the McCain/Palin campaign, but the fact is, without John McCain's brave and BOLD decision to pick her as his runningmate, we would have no Sarahcuda fighting the Communists in power today!

Which leads to my final point:

I find it ridiculous that we have a bonafide communist serving in the White House and some see it more fit to sneer and jeer at Vietnam War Veteran. Even if veterans such as John McCain are not entitled to our votes, they are certainly entitled to our thanks, our salute, and our RESPECT. He has literally put his life on the line in the service of this country and has the scars to prove it. Can't say that about most of his fellow Republicans serving in Congress, even the most "conservative" ones.

At a time when we are fighting terrorists and the security of our country is at the brink, at a time when our nation's leaders want to fund abortion mills, why are we villainizing one of the most crucial defenders of our military to have served in office and someone with a 100% Pro-Life record?! Mind boggling. No, his record is not perfect, but let's give him credit where it's due.

So again, I am not saying people have to like or vote for McCain--I don't know that I would either, (though I personally am not too impressed with J.D. Hayworth but that's just me.) But, we can at least appreciate his primary political contribution: introducing the world to Governor Sarah Palin of Alaska, "For such a time as this."


TOPICS: Chit/Chat; Politics
KEYWORDS: az2010; elections; hayworth; mccain; obamacare; palin; palin2012; palinmccain2012; sarahpalin; teaparty; vanity
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To: CondoleezzaProtege

Over all these many years John McCain has forgotten everything he ever learned in IFF training.


121 posted on 03/27/2010 6:51:01 PM PDT by csmusaret (Sarah Palin thinks everyday in America is the 4th of July. Obama thinks it is April 15th.)
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To: CondoleezzaProtege

Wow, the leap of faith for Palin.

I wonder how many of you Palinbots were secretly cheering the fact that Hayworth dropped in the polls when Palin came out publicly and supported McCain.

The Tea Party is about to split. You Palinbots are going to be sitting there supporting Palin as she supports McCain.

Enjoy the ride down as it is starting in Arizona and people get to see her duplicity in principles.


122 posted on 03/27/2010 8:47:33 PM PDT by theanchoragedailyruse
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To: langoley
I don't see where EITHER ONE OF THEM deserve to be elected!!!Hayworth is a CROOK,that is why the voters kicked his azz out of office before,OR HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN!!!.......blah....blah.....blah.

What the he!! are you smoking? or is it sniffing?

123 posted on 03/28/2010 11:17:52 PM PDT by Irish Eyes
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