I've written that very thing here in FR threads several times in recent weeks. I think the reality is that Sarah had not formed stances on all the issues that one must deal with in presidential campaigns. And that's no surprise and nothing negative about Sarah. She had not spent months and years preparing for a presidential campaign as most have who end up on a presidential ticket. She had a few days, or weeks notice when most have been preparing for years.
I'd hoped that Sarah would take 2010 as a year to establish herself and form stances on the major issues, but attaching herself to Juan McCain is not the way to do that. Am now hoping she is through with the McCain campaign, and will be very scarce around that race for the duration. But if she continues to speak out for McCain, and especially if she returns to Arizona to campaign more, she can really harm her own future prospects.
I hope John McCain wins. JD is guaranteed to lose in Arizona. That would give the DemonRATs a seat we could have won with McCain.
“But if she continues to speak out for McCain, and especially if she returns to Arizona to campaign more, she can really harm her own future prospects.”
I agree. But actually, the way she’s resisting conservatives makes me respect her in a grudging kind of way. I hope she clears up her position on borders after Hayworth wipes up the McStain.