[SlipStream]

You’re not too bright, are you LS? Check the date on this story. This was way back in April. Palin was doing a rally in Massachusetts and it would be impolite to tear down Romney in his own state. I thought this story was amazing during the time as someone took Palin’s off hand phrase of ‘You betcha” (which she responds to almost everything) as a combination of Palin and Romney on a ticket. Now, someone is trying to post this old story as breaking news.

Time to troll somewhere else. Palin isn’t teaming up with Romney. What is more likely is Perry being on Palin’s ticket (as a Texas resident, I don’t think is a good idea either but Palin and Perry are close).

[Las Vegas Ron]

Watch your mouth noob, LS is a well respected poster and contributor here as well as a noted Author and television pundit.

[stephenjohnbanker]

” You’re not too bright, are you LS? “

Hey noob.....you are in the tertiary stages of “foot in mouth” disease ;-)

[LS]

I didn’t say she was “teaming up” with the Mittster. I said she’d have no problems with him. How in the world COULD she if she supported McLame? There’s no difference between them. But I seriously doubt that a) she would ever run as VP again. That’s kind of a horizontal move from her perspective, and b) I doubt Mitt would have someone who could upstage him. But I’m sure he’ll take her endorsement.

[mountainbunny]

Palin was doing a rally in Massachusetts and it would be impolite to tear down Romney in his own state.

Interesting that you feel that being polite to a weasel like Mitt Romney is an asset, a positive.

You know what's impolite? Making nice with Romney while the people in "his own state" continue to pay through the nose for Romney care while he continues to brag about its "success" from his home in San Diego.

Because while Romney maintains a residence in Massachusetts by claiming his son's home as his own when he's there, he no longer owns a home there. So much for "his own state", huh?

http://www.nctimes.com/news/state-and-regional/article_29be3537-a25e-5d7d-8089-ab8546fa1ea6.html

What in the world do you feel Romney has done to merit "polite" other than being a politician? Why does he merit anything in light of his liberal, back-stabbing history?

How about some consideration for the people of Massachusetts who have to suffer with the decisions Mitt Romney made as governor?