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I don't have a problem with Sarah Palin supporting John McCain. It falls under the area of a politician supporting an incumbent and it's fairly common practice. Therefore, I don't condemn her, but I don't praise her for it either, because, as I said, it's fairly common practice. It's unusual, but not unheard of, when a politician endorses someone other that the incumbent.

My problem is with her most ardent supporters, who 1) insist on coronating her even though she hasn't announced that she's running (and I don't think she will run), 2) compare her to great historic and Biblical figures, and 3) hurl nutty personal attacks against anyone who doesn't agree 100% with them.