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When you endorse people, you indicate that you agree with their politics. Sorry you didn’t know that.

But then you already know this, but you keep blathering the same nonsense for some unknown reason.

30 posted on 08/09/2010 1:06:34 PM PDT by DoughtyOne (Latest most accurate Az Poll to date, of 14 likely voters: McCain 137%, Hayworth -37% (+/- 92%))

When Palin agreed to endorse McCain, Hayworth was not in the race, and McCain's two opponents at that time were goofballs of the fringe order; neither was viable in a statewide race.

Since the visit last winter when she did endorse McCain, she has not appeared with him again. She has been to AZ and appeared with Jan Brewer, but not with McCain.

Endorsements do not necessarily indicate that you agree with someone's politics. An endorsement may mean you agree with their current opponent(s) less. Or it may be repayment of a debt.

But then you already know this, ...