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To: Sarah-bot
To be fair, (as I'm won't to do), Palin's reaction and mien were very interesting as Leno asked about McCain.
The manner, especially her tone of voice, in which she said 'well just for one day, anyway' in response to her being 'back with McCain' was, to me, a scathing remonstrance of McCain.
I'd be surprised if this appearance on McCain's behalf is not her last with him, at least during this campaign.
111 posted on 03/08/2010 5:23:47 AM PST by jla
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To: jla

won’t s/b wont (Blackberry auto correct changed it)


114 posted on 03/08/2010 5:26:12 AM PST by jla
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To: jla; Sarah-bot
Palin's reaction and mien were very interesting as Leno asked about McCain. ... The manner, especially her tone of voice, in which she said 'well just for one day, anyway' in response to her being 'back with McCain' was, to me, a scathing remonstrance of McCain.

Thank you. You are the first person I've seen throughout all the hyperbolic, hysterical "discussions" since the Leno show to acknowledge this telling indicator about Palin's positioning on this regarding her "support" for McCain.

I'd be surprised if this appearance on McCain's behalf is not her last with him, at least during this campaign.

I'm not certain if she has committed to more than one appearance in Arizona, but I'm unaware of any beyond this dinner. At this point, based on what she has actually done, the whining complaints about her "campaigning" for McCain are somewhat ridiculous. She hasn't done any actual campaigning for him yet, and based on her acknowledged commitments, it doesn't appear she'll be doing much campaigning for him.

What she has done is give, out of political necessity, a pro forma political endorsement, and agreed to a very limited schedule of public appearances. And when, in public appearances for her own projects she has inevitably been asked to comment on it she has graciously reiterated her endorsement. However, to listen to some of the rabid complainers on this board you'd think she was leading a town hall, rubber chicken dinner, whistle stop bus tour all over Arizona for McCain.

Is it regrettable that she felt she had to acknowledge political reality and extend a calculated tactical endorsement to McCain? Certainly. Will it carry a cost for her? Absolutely. Will there be some longer term benefit to her as well. Yep.

And finally, does it merit all this hysteria, whining and melodrama? Hardly.

120 posted on 03/08/2010 6:01:49 AM PST by tarheelswamprat
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