[Lakeshark]

I hope you have something better that is more current. She was the veep for McCain's team then, and could not go against the top of the ticket at that point. The interview is fairly innocuous and does not show us much IMHO.

I've seen her strong support for Arizona's governor and their law in the past couple of years, I think you may be wrong.

I do wish she were more vocal about the problem however, but she has a lot on her plate right now. Until I hear her support the new bill, I'm trusting she does not.

[9YearLurker]

The interview is pro-amnesty—I don’t know how much worse than that it could get.

But she later (circa 2010) on Fox assured McCain that there was no daylight between them on his position on illegal immigration and hers.

Far more damning, however, IMO is her absolute silence these past few months as the Dems and the GOPe conspire to push through a massive amnesty bill. She’s been tweeting and Facebooking and speaking out on every other little issue in the news, but silent on the big national killer moving ahead.