[McGruff]

You got to consider that Sarah's caught in a jam here. Campaign against the guy who introduced you to the rest of the world? I'd bet it loyalty that's driving her support not politics. I despise John McCain as much as anyone else. I also may contribute to JD Hayworth’s campaign.

[SeattleBruce]

Campaign against the guy who introduced you to the rest of the world?”

That’s not her only choice. Like I said in #110
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2434759/posts?page=110#110

“I think she’d get a real bump from our side, if she’d just say,..‘I’m going to wait until the primary has played out there, I do appreciate a lot of what John McCain has stood for, but I’m going to let the voters decide in the primary first.’”

[MountainWoman]

That’s exactly why it breaks my heart McGruff! You are right..she is caught in a bad place, but she DIDN’T have to be there!!! She could have simply stayed out of the race completely.

But after the whole visor thing happened, and she said she supported him 100%, it all went to hell. She had to keep her word after that...she could have just bought a new visor!!

Anyway, I see both sides of the coin...maybe I’m being biased because I AM in AZ and i DO NOT DO NOT DO NOT want McCain in this state any longer. Because I have such animosity toward McCain I may be a little sensitive to her endorsement of him...It feels personal, you know? ;)

[Artcore]

You got to consider that Sarah’s caught in a jam here. Campaign against the guy who introduced you to the rest of the world? I’d bet it loyalty that’s driving her support not politics.
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I understand your logic, but if this is the case, she should not have come out an announced that she’d support “common sense conservatives.”

At the very least, she should’ve remained silent in this AZ race.