[manc]

so let me understand this

so because she was used to help McCain in the election she should now help him .

HUH

This is about helping conservatives to get elected and for the first time in a long time we have a good chance of getting rid of a RINO and some are not bothered by her helping this RINO?

She should say sorry but I have to be somewhere else and keep out of this race or take a stance as tough candidates do and should.

I thought we wanted to get rid of the RINO’s and the GOP elitists

her helping is not doing this

[numberonepal]

so because she was used to help McCain in the election she should now help him .

If it weren't for McCain she would not have made it to the national stage so soon. He also loaned her the money to set up her PAC.

As of right this minute McCain doesn't have an official challenger in the primary. Hayworth has yet to throw his hat into the ring.

Like you, I'm none too happy about it, but I understand the give and take. Once she has paid off her debt to McCain she never has to worry about it again. Give her some time - it's a long way to 2012. Let's also not forget, RINO or not, McCain's resources and contacts could very well come in handy for Sarah for a run at the Presidency. And for goodness sake the woman is going to make mistakes and do some things you and I will never understand as outsiders. Keep your powder dry. This isn't worth crucifying the woman over.

[Dante3]

She energized his nearly dead campaign. Many voted for him only because her. He used her and then had his staffers stab her in the back - he wanted Lieberman, not her. He was more or less forced to take her, not that it really matter because McCain and most of us knew he had no chance to win. She owes him nothing. Perhaps he just hired her to make himself look more conservative. He also has stated that he will keep pushing for amnesty. That borders on treason.

[matthew fuller]

"so let me understand this

so because she was used to help McCain in the election she should now help him"

I believe that the majority of potential Repub/Conserv/Ind voters think that she does owe McCain. If she were to refuse to support him, that would be seen as a big breach of loyalty, and hurt her seriously.