Palin: this is no time for "hand holding" with democrats -we must stand tall on our principles

FoxNews - On The Record with Greta Van Susteren ^ | March 28, 2010 | Palin interview transcript

[DoughtyOne]

Look, if you think his stated goals over there should anger any Conservative, I think you’re off base.

You’re clearly trying to slime the guy because you don’t like his opinion. That’s not a fair minded thing to do.

Disagree with him on point. If you can’t and win, you should rethink your position.

I haven’t changed my registration from the Republican Party, but I’ll be damned if it represents me any longer. I’m not going to blame others for doing so, if their motives are reasoned.

[wardaddy]

That doesn’t say that EV...Big Picture is anything to the right of Bro

[EternalVigilance]

I have principled reasons for not supporting her. This is just what I’ve known for a very long time becoming apparent to anyone who doesn’t have their eyes shut on purpose.

[Knitting A Conundrum]

And maybe this was her talking to McCain, too....But I definitely agree with this statement. No handholding with the traitors

[Hojczyk]

Sarah is not a politician...her raise to governor was shear guts and determination

[stockpirate]

Go read these quotes from Sarah.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2481736/posts

[wardaddy]

damn you are fast hoss

you ain’t breaking bad are ya?

[dforest]

oxymoron! McCain has no principles Mrs Palin.

[EternalVigilance]

She agrees with him on his pro-choice for states Gerald R. Ford, Ron Paul position on abortion. That in itself is enough to earn my opposition.

There are other things as well.

[stockpirate]

Somewhere over the rainbow she became a politician, and you should open your eyes to the truth.

[wardaddy]

I don’t have a problem with those platitudes but I do not like her running as though she is his senatorial VP

He has become her moon orbiting in her gravity.

Thats stinks.

I cannot stand him.

[dforest]

No it is not. If he is reelected with her help, all that she proclaims will be for naught. McCain hates conservatives and he has never been silent about it.

People need to quit denying certain facts.

[ETL]

I wonder if she also thinks Obama is not dangerous to our country (like McCain)?

She's said many times, in many ways, that Obama is dangerous for America. She understands very well that he's a radical leftist who's had long associations with people bent on destroying the country.

[samtheman]

Why, Sarah? Why?

[stockpirate]

I also cannot stand him, and she is hanging out with him and trying to get conservatives to vote for him.

Tell me, what is the difference between what she is doing for McCain and GWB tellling people that Arlen Specter is a good conservative and thus aiding in his vitory for re-election.

Does anyone think if this weren’t an election year that McCain would have voted no on the Healthcare bill.

[wardaddy]

I have hear her speak personally in the flesh on this subject and she is very pro life. Overturning Roe and giving it back to the states would be a huge step.

not to mention she has lived pro-life obviously

[deport]

We want our Republicans to stand tall, stand strong for smaller, smarter government, for those principles that so many independents and those in the Republican Party have believed in all these years.

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Does that mean eliminate the 'bridges to nowhere'?

[Scotsman will be Free]

Exactly!!! Mclame is one of the biggest demonrat a$$kissers in the senate. She didn’t just endorse him, BFD, but has campaigned for him. Big mistake IMHO.

[wardaddy]

I did not like Bush and Cheney and Rove yanking the rug from Toomey either but her umbilical to McCain is there since he did ask her to run with him and she does owe him up to a point...less than what she is doing in my opinion.

Bush and co pushed Spectre for two reasons...they needed him onboard then and they thought he had a better chance...obviously not a high water mark for George W.

[Oceander]

That is absolutely correct! Too many republicans, even some who are not really RINOs, are too tempted, mostly by their memories of how it used to be - back when Democrats still loved their country more than they loved their addiction to raw, despotic power - to try and be conciliatory to the Democrats. The democrats, however, having become political gutter-snipes, react to any conciliatory gesture as weakness, as blood in the water, and they attack. There cannot be any conciliation, or any of the old bipartisan civility, until the liberal/leftist cancer that has metastasized within the democratic party is removed - whether the party can survive such removal or not.