Okay, I didn’t know that. Do you believe the figures would have to be inaccurate, if that were true?
Did you provide a link to what you wanted me to review?
It wouldn't surprise me at all to see a dem poll fudge numbers in McCain's favor. He's their guy, after all.
But back to endorsements... here are some conservatives who endorsed McCain in 2010:
"It's an honor to serve with my friend John McCain in the United States Senate and I believe he is the right man at the right time to represent Arizona's conservative values in Washington," said Senate Republican Whip Jon Kyl in a statement.
Reps. Jeff Flake, Trent Franks and John Shadegg also added their support in the statement released by the McCain campaign.
Flake is surprising because he was seen as the best conservative challenger to McCain.
Look, DO. I like you and (most) of your posts. But I simply do not see how Palin was the difference maker in that election. Even if you credit her with a 10% vote swing- which is shockingly high for someone who was coming off a raping by the media, Hayworth would have still lost. Not even prominent conservatives in his own state endorsed him. That’s troubling, regardless of whether Palin had an effect or not.