[rabscuttle385]

Should Palin, a Republican, have based her endorsement or non-endorsement of McCain, the de facto Republican Senate candidate from Arizona, on the as-of-yet non-declaration for the office by an as-of-yet non-candidate?

She should have stayed quiet.

Or should she have supported the Democrat?

The Democrats are running someone in Arizona?

Are you insinuating that Palin is a liberal Republican akin to Dede and pre-GOP-defection Arlen?

No, all I am doing is suggesting that the term "Republican" is meaningless.

The woman has come out against Cap And Trade and Nationalized Health Care, she's for drilling, she's anti-abortion, pro-second amendment, she rejects the notion of man-made global warming, she's against gay marriage...but she's not worthy of your support...

Will she downsize the Federal government?

Yes or no, Chunga.

You're a predictable drone.

"Drone"? LOL.

Says the old curmudgeon who runs around, to and fro, telling people they should always vote Republican.

Even though the Republican Party of the past eighty years is a large part of the reason as to why the United States is teetering on the edge of a financial abyss today.

Are you sure you aren't projecting again, Chunga?

Cause it seems that you are.

[Lakeshark]

Okay, reading your post to chunga, you must have some kind of answer if you think the Republican party is a lost cause. So what is your answer, what should we do in your opinion, if not try to work to retake the R party?

A corrolary, do you think supporting a third party will do anything but elect demcrats?

[Mozilla]

Well then who is your choice if not Palin? Who is left?
The owner of this board supports Palin. If not Palin then who?

Not voting is weak and will give us another Obama term. Voting third party won’t work either.