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To: HarleyD

I guess the alternative would be to NOT support him. Up till now, he has no competition against him. If Hayworth announces his candidacy and considering the Jay Leno appearance of McCain and what he said or didn’t say about Sarah, she may perhaps have cause to change her mind.

The media would love to have her NOT back McCain. They would paint a picture of her as being the most blah blah blah....etc...

For now, I think she did the right thing...


22 posted on 01/23/2010 4:10:21 AM PST by nikos1121 (Praying for minus 24 today....at least minus 23...)
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To: nikos1121

This is all politics...they are politicians first and foremost and EVERYTHING they do and say is calculated.


23 posted on 01/23/2010 4:46:25 AM PST by homegroan ((keeping track of this crap is a full-time job...and I just punched in))
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To: nikos1121

I can accept Sarah Palin supporting McCain but I will be watching who she supports in other situations.

Glenn Beck interviewed Sarah the other week and was talking a lot about “trust” and asking “Who can you trust?” very pointedly.

I hope Sarah Palin isn’t being swindled by McCain and the “political machine” that’s trying to install RINO candidates in all the open Senate and House seats.

If she supports McCain and he won’t support her, then she will know what its like to be shafted. McCain has already been buddying with Romney.

I hope McCain loses. Its very important McCain loses because who knows, maybe he is plotting a comeback for president in 2012.


24 posted on 01/23/2010 4:52:31 AM PST by Nextrush (Slocialist Republicans and Socialist Democrats must go)
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