[Sub-Driver]

Garbage.........

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

We're all over this story over here, dude!

[kempster]

Surprise! A bunch of RINOs attacking a Conservative. Who would have thought.

[Psalm 73]

"....reports of anonymous McCain aides...."

Oh sure - THAT'S investigative journalism.

[muawiyah]

SteveSchmidt was just this April telling us that the biggest threat to the Republican party was not the Democrats but “religion”. This definitely places him outside the mainstream of Republican thought ~ See: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/04/17/steve-schmidt-mccain-camp_n_188354.html

[Clint N. Suhks]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2282216/posts

[Non-Sequitur]

I’m betting that they won’t be part of Palin’s 2012 campaign. Even given their sterling record. </sarcasm>

[DeaconRed]

What do you expect from a RINO Campaign?
Common Sense?
They are jealous. . . . .

[Paladin2]

Palin may have issues, but McCain’s “brain trust” are not likely to be able to understand them much less explain them much less ameliorate them.

[The Wizard]

what can you expect as he realizes it was HER that got the votes they did, and not him.....

[Carley]

Whatever!!

Ha ha ha ha ha, these are the losers who supported a presidential candidate who was a loose cannon.

If not for Sarah, the election would have been a bigger blowout than it was. McCain doesn’t have the decency to speak the truth.

[rockinqsranch]

RINO’s IMO are nothing less than covert Leftist, Socialist/Democrats trashing the Republican Party with the goal of forcing the Conservative movement to choose Third Party, thus oblivion.

[norwaypinesavage]

So, she wanted to give a concession speech election night but deferred to McCain and didn’t. That’s a pretty serious accusation. If there’s any proof of this, she’s toast.

[Jack Hammer]

McCain is the past; Palin is the future. McCain’s tired out, inside-the-beltway professional pols can’t stand the fact that they’re so over.

[SouthDixie]

That's how one longtime friend and campaign trail companion, a slew of senior members of McCain's campaign team, there were reports of anonymous McCain aides, One McCain aide, who spoke on condition of anonymity...

Odd that no ones name was mentioned. Seems under that shroud of secrecy no one had the gonads to come forward or, Vanity Fair is just trying a sell a few extra copies by using Ms Sarah's name to boost sales via here say.

[JoeGar]

McCain’s campaign was one of the worst in history. It did not even recognize that it was Palin — not McCain — who was the draw for the party. If I were a McCain staffer, I’d keep my mouth shut to avoid the embarrassment.

[Colonel Kangaroo]

If she was so bad, then those from the campaign complaining now are the same people who should have prevented Palin from getting on the ticket in the first place. Either they were incompetent last summer when it was time to pick a VP or they are nothing more than bitter folks with an agenda now. Either way, it’s a clue as to why McCain’s campaign put up such an uninspiring effort,

[toddausauras]

Old “news”, garbage, lies, cowardice, jealousy, false. Just another piece for the msm to run with. The never endiing WITCH HUNT.

Sarah Palin 2012

[bondjamesbond]

If these guys don’t want to work with Palin, she can certainly make sure they have nothing to do with the 2012 campaign.

[Redbob]

There's only one name for the members of McLame's campaign staff:
Losers!

LoooOOOSERS!

[Diogenesis]

"Schmidt was importuned by several of the Republican aspirants for president earlier this year.
Mitt Romney sent him an antique chair to symbolize a seat at the table."

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"Romney would not say whether he’d been vetted,
but did insist that the vice presidency was a subject he had never even so much discussed with McCain,
with whom he often tangled bitterly in the primary campaign.
So I tried another tack, recalling that I had been in a car with McCain and his then aide John Weaver,
reporting a piece for V.F. in the fall of 2006,
just after McCain delivered an address at Boston College’s opening convocation.
Weaver’s phone rang, and it was someone at B.C.,
informing him that Romney’s office had just called to ask when he would be invited to speak."

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"Texan helped McCain secure Romney endorsement
AUSTIN – The decision by Mitt Romney to endorse John McCain didn't just happen, of course. It took a Texan who knows something about uniting fierce political rivals.
John Weaver, Mr. McCain's former political guru, was the intermediary who initiated talks between the two sides that led to Mr. Romney's announcement of support.
...Here's how the two came to make a joint appearance Thursday in Boston: Last week, Mr. Weaver got a call from McCain aides Charlie Black and Steve Schmidt, who asked if he would help broker an endorsement.
Mr. Weaver, who had left the McCain campaign in last year's shakeup, is a longtime friend of Beth Myers, Mr. Romney's campaign manager.."