[Gen. Burkhalter]

Fiorina contributed to the McCain/Palin ticket. So I think this is more about gratitude than anything else.

[a fool in paradise]

McCain adviser Fiorina: Palin not ready to run a corporation
CNN ^ | September 16, 2008
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2084034/posts

“Well, I don’t think John McCain could run a major corporation, I don’t think Barack Obama could run a major corporation, I don’t think Joe Biden could run a major corporation,” Fiorina said.

“It is a fallacy to suggest that the country is like a company. So, of course, to run a business, you have to have a lifetime of experience in business, but that’s not what Sarah Palin, John McCain, Joe Biden or Barack Obama are doing.”

[TheThirdRuffian]

Loyalty is a good thing, within reason.

I also think it is nice to see a Republican go ahead and make endorsements DURING a primary.

So many (e.g., Jeb Bush) wait until it’s over.

Palin has some guts, at least.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

Fiorina contributed to the McCain/Palin ticket. So I think this is more about gratitude than anything else.

I'd like to see conservative candidates who make it more about principle than anything else.

[Prokopton]

Fiorina contributed to the McCain/Palin ticket. So I think this is more about gratitude than anything else.

Sorry. This BS was used to excuse Palin from her sordid endorsement of RINO, backstabber McCain. It didn't fly then and it certainly won't now. Palin is becoming more opportunist than conservative.

Too bad.