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Let me ask this of you, if McCain does win the nomination, would you support him or the Democrat in the general?

It would depend on who is more conservative. If it was a typical liberal 'Rat vs a 'Rat collaborator like McStain, I would write in J.D. Hayworth.

And if McCain IS re-elected, Sarah Palin will bear the responsibility for any and all of McCain's liberal-RINO behavior for the next six years, and any presidential aspirations she may have had will progress from swirling the toilet bowl as they are right now, to being flushed right on down to the septic tank. And she will have no one to blame for it but herself.

All Sarah Palin had to do in this Arizona election was to state that she would always 'admire' and 'respect' John McCain, however she would respect the wishes of the GOP voters of Arizona and allow THEM to decide who their Senatorial candidate will be and that it would not be proper for her, a non-Arizonan to insert herself into a purely Arizona debate. Wish McCain good luck, and then GTFO.

Endorsing McCain was a lose-lose proposition for her and it doesn't speak well of her political savvy.

But what the Hell, she endorsed McCain, and that's all that matters to you anyway. If she endorses Sunbeam bread, you'll be running off to the grocery in a few hours to pick up a half dozen loafs.

Other than special cases like NY-23, if you do not vote for the Republican you are aiding the Democrat. Third party votes and write-ins are worthless.

Sarah has a unique insight into John McCain and I am sure that she is doing what is best for America by endorsing him.

Sorry, I prefer Mrs. Baird's though if Sarah was a baker instead of a stateswoman, I would certainly consider her opinion.