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I may even vote for a DemocRAT

The (D)'s who read what you post just high-5 each other and congratulate themselves on another "Mission Accomplished."

Sarah Palin would never give that kind of advice. Oddly enough, she owes her political kick start on the national stage to none other than the detestable John McCain.

So, genius, should she have refused to run with him, and instead cheered for Obama because McCain is a Rino's RINO in 2008? Or was McCain's candidacy an avenue Palin used to forge her own platform for conservatism?

She didn't advocate voting for the (D) to flush McCain in 2010 either, did she? For better or worse, McCain's constituents chose him over Hayworth in the primary. She did better: she was effective where she knew she could be: she endorsed Lee, Cruz, and Paul. And they all won. And they know why.

Dems are playing you for a fool, all they way to election victory. You have surrendered field advantage even before the fight. You make as much sense as those during the Vietnam era who recommended destroying the village allegedly in order to save it.

As much as you parade your supposed disdain for RINOs just know that real conservatives never vote for a (D) in the general.

“Dems are playing you for a fool, all the way to election victory. You have surrendered field advantage even before the fight. You make as much sense as those during the Vietnam era who recommended destroying the village allegedly in order to save it.”

Sad but true. I see more and more such posters here — and can’t help but wonder about whether they are “agent provocateurs” or “useful idiots” — much as I really try to not insult other posters, but it’s hard to think of another explanation, when they actually express that they prefer Democrats, even after seeing what Obama has been doing to the country.