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you posted,"If this is indeed being orchestrated by the remnants of the McCain campaign, then it is truly shameful. I stand with Sarah Palin. She appears to be a true conservative and speaks honestly. McCain was a dreadful nominee, the worst of the bunch. He was “selected” for the GOP by the MSM for this very reason." >P> I totally agree with you......McCain is a great hero, and I think he would have been a very good president, but he turned conservatives off with his "crossing the aisle bit, and with his McCain/Feingold, which was a bad idea in the first place, and which did him in.....on top of that, his handling of the economic crisis was looked upon as a joke" And no matter, I didn't like his bashing of Bush....I don't think I'm alone in that.

I feel sorry for McCain....he did his best, he was enthused at the end, but it was too late.

The best thing he did was choosing Sarah Palin....I feel angry at how she is still getting a bad rap.

“I feel sorry for McCain....he did his best”

Are you out of your MIND? He did no such thing. There were so many opportunities for him to attack Obama on actual, proven issues, but he took them “off the table”. He’s so weak that if I hadn’t seen pics of him in Hanoi Hilton, I wouldn’t even believe those stories. Maybe a person is allotted a finite number of heroic moments in a lifetime, and he spent all of his in Vietnam.

The way he ran this campaign, he betrayed America and he betrayed Palin — someone who didn’t deserve such horrendous treatment. If he planned to run a half-assed campaign, he should have chosen another VP candidate.

The best thing he did was choosing Sarah Palin....I feel angry at how she is still getting a bad rap.

I agree entirely. Aside from my opposing BHO, Palin was the only positive reason that I voted for McCain.