Posted on 03/07/2010 9:44:16 PM PST by rabscuttle385
When
March 26, 2010
Time
5:30pm – 8:30pm
Where
Arizona Biltmore
2400 East Missouri Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85016
You are cordially invited to a reception and dinner with Governor Sarah Palin in support of the re-election of U.S. Senator John McCain on Friday, March 26th.
For more information and to RSVP please click here.
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[Ed. Note: the following text is from the donation/RSVP Web page for the event.]
Honorary Co-Chairs
Senator Jon Kyl
Congressman Jeff Flake
Congressman Trent Franks
Congressman John Shadegg
Event Co-Chairs
Vicki & Jim Click
Anita & Ross Farnsworth
Sharon & Dr. Oliver Harper
Cathy & Dave McIntyre
And Host Committee
Joe Abate
Robbie Aiken
Hon. Betsey Bayless
Maryglenn & Rich Boals
Bonnie & John Bouma
Ginger & Don Brandt
Wendy & Mark Briggs
Deb & Jim Campbell
Debbie & Bill Cheatham
Cristine & Dr. Dan Cole
Cheryl & Ken Ellegard
Karen Eiserloh
Jose Esparza
Marla & Hon. Alan Everett
Dr. Lisa Fannin & Hon. Bob Fannin
Richard Foreman
Susan & Jim French
Irene & Ray Friedlob
Susan & Paul Gilbert
Peter M. Hayes
Sandy & Mike Hecomovich
Dr. Mary Frances & Tim Jeffries
Christine Jones
Karrin Kunasek Taylor
Ken Kendrick
Rick Krug
Lynn & Jack Londen
Anne & Bob Lynch
Sandy & Mac Magruder
Betty & Hamilton E. McRae III
Meredith Munger
Erika Schupak Neuberg
Jo & Mark Powell
D. Michael Rappoport
Kristen & Jeff Sandquist
Hon. George Weisz
Lyn Harry White
Karen Mask & Ed Wren
Cordially invite you to a Reception and Dinner with
Governor Sarah Palin
n support of the reelection of
U.S. Senator John McCain
Friday March 26, 2010
Arizona Biltmore
2400 East Missouri Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85016
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm VIP Reception with photo opportunity
$2,500 per person (includes one ticket to the dinner with preferred seating)
6:30 pm - 8:30 pm Dinner
$1,000 per person with preferred seating
$500 per person
RSVP by Tuesday, March 23rd
For questions, please contact Corinne Lovas at 602.885.6223 or Corinne@lovasco.com or Kelly Molique at 480.213.5910 or kmolique@cox.net.
As is my spelling of the word, "endorsement".
LOL.
???
It wasn’t that long of a post, so I guess you could have quoted the entire thing, in order to retain the contest. Here you go “The hardest thing about this forum is trying to understand where each person’s true intentions and loyalties lie. It is like playing a game of three dimensional Clue. I know who did it! Rattlescat choked his chicken with the rope, in the lavatory... But seriously, I long for the day that we can put this game of Palin endorsed McCain aside for a happier game of three dimensional Parcheesi.” Your name wouldn’t be Rattlescat would it ???
Retain the context. corrected.
Well, it's not hard to figure out mine. I have lived in Arizona all my life. I have never voted for a democrat and I have never, until 2008, voted for McCain. I have justified that single vote by telling myself I voted for Sarah and that disgusting old man who was on the ticket with her.
John McCain has been a creature of special interests for a long time, all the while running around screaming at the top of his lungs how he is pure as the driven snow and against all corruption.
Sorry, I've lived here too long and know too much about the history of the man to buy into that.
“So then you admit both endorcements were a mistake.”
I ADMIT nothing, I merely state it. Using the word “admit” is one of the dirtiest, and shabbiest of lawyers tricks ;-)
I am a Ronald Reagan/ Duncan Hunter Paleo, and proud of it.
Romney is a POS.
So what is the story on Hayworth? Is he a pure as the driven snow or is he just a fad that anti-Palin folks are over inflating?
Come on McGavin999 you live in Arizona, give it to us straight. Tell us the ins and outs on Hayworth.
So there is nothing worth saying about Hayworth, I take it. The only thing is that he is not McCain. What is in a name?
JD is a good husband and father, has a great sense of humor, and when he went to DC the first week he slept in his office so he wouldn't incur extra costs for the Arizona taxpayers to pick up.
He understands how the illegal situation is affecting the Arizona taxpayers. He's not a bigot, nor are most Arizonans, we just want our own taken care of first. In order to get him out of congress they changed the boundries of his precinct to include ASU (all those lovely young liberal minds full of mush voting against JD). Would you like me to go on?
I answered your question Sarah, I do like JD, but I dislike and distrust McCain, so yes, even if JD were not running I’d vote for the guy running against him. If McCain wins the primary, for the first time in my adult life (I am 65) I will not go to the polls and I will not vote, and I will encourage those who dislike McCain to do the same thing. If he wants to ruin the country he can do it without my vote. Are you even partially aware of the damage McCain has done to this country?
certainly is.
Your little comment there was a bit rude, don't you think. It's dinner time here, I don't eat at my computer waiting breathlessly for your little pearls of wisdom.
I just hope JD will have the money and enough grass roots support to get the real story on McCain before the voters before August 24th.
From Dave Diitman’s most recent polling:
A majority of Alaskans want the GOP’s 2008 vice presidential nominee to stay involved in politics, though there’s some disagreement as to how, the Dittman Research Group’s Alaska Poll found. Of the 53% who think Palin has a political future, 17% said they want her to run for president. Another 36% said she should not run for president, but help other candidates. (Palin will be doing just that March 26and 27, when she’s scheduled to campaign in Arizona for the re-election of Sen. John McCain, her Republican presidential running mate.)
On the other end of the spectrum, 43% of Alaskans responding to the poll said they think Palin should “stay out of politics.”
READ: Only 17% of Alaskans polled want Palin as the presidential candidate. Now here is a suggestion; speak on what you know about, otherwise it is best to not speak at all.
He will. Most of us here know about McCain. The only reason he’s been elected so many times is because he has run unopposed for so long. Why would the dems run anyone against him, he’s their best ally.
She could say no. Stand on principals and say she has been the light. Have that come the Jesus moment. The left will still attack her. Nothing new. She could tell McCain that she would back him after the primary.
At the moment and I hate to say it, she might tear the party apart if she isn’t careful. Anyone running against her could this against her.
I would be all happy with Palin if she didn’t support McCain. I am hoping this doesn’t become a distraction for her.
I still like her and support her, but if she keeps foisting up McCain that isn’t giving me confidence.
I get what is going on and why in her mind she must support him. And how she helped him.
I’ll say what I said last year when I joined this site. I wish she hadn’t accepted the VP nomination. McCain still lost. She could have stayed as Governor longer and then planned a career beyond Alaska.
Now she has the defend the rino she ran with. Presents me with a quandary to the point that I don’t know what to think anymore. I am basically confused.
I just know I don’t like McCain and wish he would go away.
I don’t think it was rude, we were in the middle of something and you walked out on me. Now that you have responded I know where you stand. I can’t believe you walked out on me like that :-(
Sorry, dinner was served and that lovely steak just wouldn’t wait.
Me and my typos. Sorry.
She could say no. Stand on principals and say she has seen the light. Have that come the Jesus moment. The left will still attack her. Nothing new. She could also tell McCain that she would back him after the primary.
At the moment and I hate to say it, she might tear the party apart if she isn’t careful. Anyone running against her could use this against her. But you could make the case the other way if say she supported Hayworth in the primary.
I would be all happy with Palin if she didn’t support McCain or didn’t have to act like he is so great. I am hoping this doesn’t become a distraction for her.
I still like her and support her, but if she keeps foisting up McCain that isn’t giving me confidence.
I get what is going on and why in her mind she must support him. And how she helped him.
I’ll say what I said last year when I joined this site. I wish she hadn’t accepted the VP nomination. McCain still lost. She could have stayed as Governor longer and then planned a career beyond Alaska such as a run in 2012.
Now she has the defend the rino she ran with. Presents me with a quandary to the point that I don’t know what to think anymore. I am basically confused.
I just know I don’t like McCain and wish he would go away.
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