[Virginia Ridgerunner]

Lots of Romneyites, third partiers, and noobies taking shots at Sarah over something we’ve known about and discussed for a long time PING!!!

[GQuagmire]

Not happy about it, but understand she has to.

[sarah fan UK]

VR,
No surprise here. Her decision was expected. We still don’t know if she’ll get directly involved in a McCain v Hayworth battle. Has Hayworth declared a run yet?

[Bob J]

"Lots of Romneyites, third partiers, and noobies long time, well established FReepers and conservatives taking shots asking legitimate questions at about Sarah over something we’ve known about and discussed dismissed out of hand as messiah bashing for a long time PING!!!"

Fixed it.

[b9]

Sarah doesn’t need us to defend her for dancing with the one who brought her.
She said she didn’t campaign for Brown because Brown didn’t ask her, so McCain probably asked her.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Unfortunately VR, this was a bad call by Sarah.
I wouldn't have a problem if Sarah campaigned for McCain after the primary. Now, I don't know if Hayworth is a declared candidate or not (SoCalPol help me out here) so maybe I don't have all the facts.

But Sarah promised to campaign for conservatives regardless of party, and here she is about to stump for the biggest RINO in the history of the Republican Party. I'll still support Sarah, but this does make me a little depressed.

[Victoria Delsoul]

The Sarah haters never miss an opportunity to attack her, huh?

I don't agree with Sarah campaigning for McCain.  This is the man who didn't defend her when some in his campaign attacked her and leaked negative stories about her to the media.  I always believed that McCain's silence was evidence of his complicity in that episode.  I had hoped that Sarah would have noticed this as well and politely declined campaigning for the old man.  But I guess she has a sense of gratitude and loyalty for the man who picked her as his VP candidate and made her a national figure.