Posted on 03/26/2010 12:50:51 PM PDT by rabscuttle385
"...my deep respect and admiration for the McCains..."
"Send the maverick back to the United States Senate!"
"He is a man of the people!"
http://www.johnmccain.com/live
(Excerpt) Read more at johnmccain.com ...
Where did you find that? In a fortune cookie.
Seems almost like the Addams Family of the Southwest, all bleached out in the sun.
“By the way where is your criticism of Romney? He also endorsed McCain.”
I wasn’t aware that Mitt was the nominal leader of the conservative movement.
I agree.
That is one of the reasons I admire her. She could not win for losing. She was going to look bad to some no matter what she did or did not do. It is a no win situation so she did what she felt was the right thing to do and really does not give a rat’s patootie about what people think. How refreshing for a politician!
Absolutely amazing.
Having the courage of one’s convictions always reflects well I think.
Didn’t you see yesterday’s poll put out by the Clarus organization? Romney is #1 in the hearts and minds of Republicans members in terms of being the chief spokesperson of the Republican party. And Palin is not even in the top 5. After all who pays attention to a former Alaska governor who resigned in the middle of her term? We all know Sarah Palin is damaged goods, don’t we?
By the way, I am a Palinista.
There has been a few Republicans standing up to Barry’s health care bill, but we need more. There is absolutely no way this bill will work financially.
I think with the help of Palin, McCain will win.
....”she still represents Conservative positions on issues.”
Path to Citizenship AMNESTY is NOT a conservative position!
On Fox News Network every hour.
I don’t dare post.
Saw it sail by on the comments page, but I watched Sarah on FNC and JD on Cavuto. Sarah can wear a leather jacket like no other! I thought Cindy looked constipated. Glenn Beck has cardboard cut-outs of FL democrats and Obama on his show.
Maybe she’s has to let him down gently, McDole, you’ve been too old, your judgement has been impaired...but JD, he’s got the fire
“Miss Chunks” LOL.
You should hear her Hispandering Interviews on Spanish Language Television.
“McCain didn’t give us Palin. She was a bright star in the Rep firmament. She would have gained national attention regardless. The sad truth is that her association with McCain, past and present, may have killed her future chances. The fact is that Palin owes McCain nothing. It is the other way around. He would never have received as many votes as he did without her.”
Amen and well put. If she had finished or been elected to 2 terms as Governor without the libs going ape spit, she would have been an even better candidate when she came onto the national stage on her own terms. If anything, McCain messed things up for her. She owes him nothing.
What will we be saying if it is a really close race, and Sarah campaigns for McCain right up to the final hour and McCain eeks out a close win? She is playing with fire and apparently does not know it.
Another irony: people in AZ will vote for McPain, but NOT for Palin.
These are the times that try men’s [my]soul.
Leaving aside Palin’s endorsement of McCain, it is painfully obvious to me that Palin should not be the spokesman for the conservative movement in 2012. She is not an “ideas” person and her “expert” analysis on Fox basically consists of her regurgitating things we all already know. We can do better...Paul Ryan for one. She can play a significant role in 2010 and beyond...but as the standard-bearer for conservatism...I’m not seeing it.
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