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To: Responsibility2nd; molybdenum; Frantzie

There is no argument against Palin for supporting McCain, because there is no way to make the claim that if Palin hadn’t done this transient little favor for McCain, the attacks against her wouldn’t have been a lot worse. (Not to mention the blow to her conscience for betraying her promise.)

The argument falls flat.

49 posted on 03/27/2010 10:08:37 AM PDT by reasonisfaith (Show me one example where the results of Democrat policy are not the opposite of what they promise.)

To: reasonisfaith

Did she have to promise ? That, in politics, is buying a pig in a poke. And I wouldn't call it a "transient little favor"! Maybe the question now is, how long will her support of this Democrat-enabler go on? What other RINOs will she support as a result of her mentor's influence?

If he is re-elected, he will help bring our country down totally and she should by now be able to see him for what he is.

I would rather write her off, sad as it is, and concentrate on getting this 0bamacare atrocity brought down and support real conservatives like Coburn, Ryan, Imhofe, Pence, DeMint, Bachmann, Chuck Devore (to unseat Boxer), Myrick, Steve King, Darrell Issa, JD Haworth, good grief there are lots of them!! We are not so bad off! Oh and Paul Braun of GA, too!

52 posted on 03/27/2010 10:19:24 AM PDT by molybdenum ((A nation without borders is not a nation......Ronald Reagan.))

To: reasonisfaith

Wow, are you really incapable of understanding the
ramifications of her campaigning for McCain ?
You completely underestimate this.

101 posted on 03/27/2010 2:03:46 PM PDT by Bainbridge

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