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To: Brices Crossroads

Dance with the one that brung ya. If it weren’t for McCain, Palin would be nowhere right now. It would show a lack of character for Palin to give McCain a very public slap-in-the-face for ideological reasons. Loyalty is a virtue.

I’m sure she’d rather Hayworth win — just without her having backstabbed the individual most responsible for her vault onto the national political scene.

SnakeDoc


49 posted on 02/18/2010 7:18:59 AM PST by SnakeDoctor (I am Jack's smirking revenge.)
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To: SnakeDoctor

“If it weren’t for McCain, Palin would be nowhere right now.”

You know, I hear that alot, but I’m not so sure that’s true. There would be nothing wrong in biding your time and not linking yourself up to a RINO who supports amnesty, etc. Sarah could have said “no” and bided her time, and then ran when she finished being governor of Alaska. It would have been a fresh start without the RINO baggage of McCain.


55 posted on 02/18/2010 7:21:18 AM PST by deannadurbin
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To: SnakeDoctor
I’m sure she’d rather Hayworth win ...

I completely agree with that. My personal dream with regard to this primary race between McQueeg and Hayworth, is that McQueeg (or wife/daughter) does something so stupid, so postal, that he gives Sarah the wide opening, huge fat pitch, to say "you know what, John has stepped over the line so much with _______ that I need to withdraw my endorsement ....."

We ALL know that McQueeg (or daughter) is more than capable of a really futile and stupid gesture be done on somebody's part...and John, you're just the guy to do it!


229 posted on 02/18/2010 9:07:23 AM PST by Servant of the Cross (the Truth will set you free)
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