Posted on 09/07/2013 6:11:18 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
What are we going to do with John McCain who is helping Obama “save-face” by supporting his phony war on Syria? It is clear Americans do not want to get involved. Like Sarah Palin says, “Mr. President, please give America justification before you spend blood and treasure to intervene.”
Sarah Palin and John McCain don’t have much in common, except being on the same ticket in 2008. They don’t agree on much politically, especially Syria. The Governor does what the Senator is supposed to do, but that is as far as it goes.
John McCain’s transgressions seem to be getting worse by the day, almost out of control. It has raised questions in some voters’ minds: Should Sarah Palin call him out? She made an example of Marco Rubio when he was caught lying about Amnesty. John McCain is just as sneaky and deceptive as Rubio, only more seasoned at it. He is not well-liked by most people I know, so it would not be an unpopular move. In fact, almost everyone I know voted for John McCain in 2008 because of Sarah Palin, not him, and resent him for everything else he has done except that.
To say he has been acting very strangely lately, is to put in mildly. John McCain‘s comportment is questionable at best, and even traitorous, but Sarah Palin should not be held responsible for his actions. She owes him nothing. She has more than repaid him generously with support over the last five years, and should not be put in the position to either defend or call him out. It is Senator McCain who owes us answers. He has strayed too far this time, and something should be done. Senator McCain is in a powerful position, not just subjugating our interests to our enemies, but needlessly spending our blood and treasure, like Sarah points out, to do so.
Arizonans need to act. What the South Carolina GOP did to Lindsey Graham could be a start.
Who is John McCain?
If John McCain has ties to Obama and the brotherhood we should know about it. If he has had ties to Syria, we should know about it. What else do we really not know about him? He has covered for Hillary, pushed Gun Control, fought against Tea Party members against a debt ceiling, and for not only Comprehensive Immigration Reform, but pressuring House Representatives to do the same.
Hopefully this clip will raise some eyebrows, help generate questions and motivate us to demand answers from this long-time RINO and controversial
Senator, John McCain. Ketchup anyone?
(VIDEO-AT-LINK)
Please take this poll:
Yes or No? Did You Vote for Sarah Palin and not John McCain in 2008?
Yes, I voted for McCain because of Sarah Palin.
No, I voted for John McCain irrespective of Sarah Palin.
No, I voted for another Republican.
No, I voted for Obama.
I voted for none of the above.
I stayed home and didn't vote.
She doesn't seem to me to be interested in gaining traction for anything.
I'd love for her to be a candidate for president in 2016, but doubt she is interested, and understand why she wouldn't want to go anywhere near that.
I’d like to see Palin say something like “Well, John has been there a long time and it’s obvious he’s getting old. He reminds me of an old uncle I had when I was a kid. We all loved him dearly but we had to take everything he said with a grain of salt.”
Um, what the SC GOP did to Graham? The SC GOP is quaking in its good ole boy boots about being stuck between Lindsey’s war chest and the enraged SC Tea Partiers. I wouldn’t be surprised to see SC become the site of the first energized third party. The establishment Republicans here are really just recycled “conservative” Democrats and cheesy lawyers. They want Graham just where he is.
She might want to go near that to save this wonderful idea of America!
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