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1 posted on
02/03/2011 4:33:57 PM PST by
pissant
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To: pissant
29 posted on
02/03/2011 4:57:51 PM PST by
RedMDer
(restoration of our honor, dignity, and freedoms will save America. - Sarah Palin)
To: pissant
McCain supports Obama. No surprise there.
30 posted on
02/03/2011 4:59:57 PM PST by
GeronL
(http://www.stink-eye.net/forum/index.php)
To: pissant
Maybe he will support odumbo, he did in 2008
32 posted on
02/03/2011 5:04:30 PM PST by
italianquaker
( teabag the vote!!)
To: pissant
Hopefully he will have assumed room temperature by then.
33 posted on
02/03/2011 5:05:49 PM PST by
mad_as_he$$
(V for Vendetta.)
To: pissant
It wouldn’t surprise me if he went out and campaigned for Zero!
34 posted on
02/03/2011 5:10:25 PM PST by
Tucker39
To: pissant
of course he’s not endorsing anyone on the gop side, he endorse obama
35 posted on
02/03/2011 5:14:42 PM PST by
4rcane
To: pissant
Her loyalty to him, although admirable, was sorely misplaced
36 posted on
02/03/2011 5:15:00 PM PST by
NonValueAdded
(Palin 2012: don't retreat, just restock [chg'd to comply w/ The Civility in Discourse Act of 2011])
To: pissant
Anyone he backed I would not vote for.
37 posted on
02/03/2011 5:15:47 PM PST by
Secret Agent Man
(I'd like to tell you, but then I'd have to kill you.)
To: pissant
This is good news for Palin.
As far as I'm concerned, McCain was owed a favor after choosing Palin to be his running mate. Palin, therefore, was obligated to support McCain in his reelection as Senator.
It is now "debt paid." McCain owes nothing to Palin, and Palin owes nothing to McCain.
They are both free agents now -- free of each other.
-PJ
39 posted on
02/03/2011 5:18:49 PM PST by
Political Junkie Too
("Comprehensive" reform bills only end up as incomprehensible messes.)
To: pissant
You can bet that by November 2012, McCain will have spoken up on behalf of a candidate. He can’t help himself. He’ll have some half-baked reason how it is not a flip-flop from what he said in January 2011. McCain can’t be trusted.
40 posted on
02/03/2011 5:20:02 PM PST by
JustaDumbBlonde
(Don't wish doom on your enemies. Plan it.)
To: pissant
See Sarah, that's what your support of him bought you...nothing.
43 posted on
02/03/2011 5:21:56 PM PST by
FrankR
(The Evil Are Powerless If The Good Are Unafraid! - R. Reagan)
To: pissant
Interesting. We can all speculate about why he won’t support her. Maybe he knows he isn’t popular and wants to remove as much as possible any connection between them to give her a chance?
To: pissant
"I think I’m staying out of this for the first time in many years,"Just damn. A shame that McQueeg didn't say this about running for the Senate again.
To: pissant
take your football and go home , John. We don’t want sore loser’s like you,around in 2012.
To: pissant
He’s an older version of Charlie Crist.
49 posted on
02/03/2011 5:44:30 PM PST by
Blue Highway
("Judge me by the people with whom I surround myself" Barack Obama, Oct 15, 2008 Presidential debate)
To: pissant
I think Jorge Arbusto also recently announced he’s staying out of politics.
Glad to hear both of these millstones around our necks will be taking a backseat.
I’d rather they disappear altogether.
50 posted on
02/03/2011 5:56:56 PM PST by
SharpRightTurn
(White, black, and red all over--America's affirmative action, metrosexual president.)
To: pissant
Obviously, he’s content with 0bama being re-elected, as he was content with 0bama being elected in ‘08.
51 posted on
02/03/2011 6:08:33 PM PST by
Hunton Peck
(I am required to warn you that this metaphor is registered as a deadly weapon in 32 states.)
To: pissant
Yeah, no surprise on this one.
He don’t need no steenkin’ Palin.
LOL
57 posted on
02/03/2011 6:32:03 PM PST by
dforest
To: pissant
Even if Palin had to pay McNasty not to endorse her, it would have been worth it. The farther away she can run from any previous association with that senile old psycho, the better.
62 posted on
02/03/2011 6:40:53 PM PST by
lonevoice
(Where the Welfare State is on the march, the Police State is not far behind)
To: pissant
He’s probably not backing Palin because he realizes she caused him to lose because she was more intersted in building her own popularity then in helping him to get elected. Since most people expected him to endorse Palin, after all, he put her on his ticket, he can’t endorse anyone else either. If you say no to someone at the dance, you have to tell everyone no. I am sure he is holding a grudge against Palin for causing him to lose. I didn’t like McCain either, but I can see his point of view.
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