AUDIO/Transcript: Sarah Palin Radio Advert for John McCain's Re-election Campaign (BARF ALERT)

Sarah Palin via John McCain for U.S. Senate 2010 ^ | 2010-02-23

[rabscuttle385]

Link to radio clip audio

Length of radio clip: 60 seconds

Text of radio clip, as follows:

PALIN: Hi, this is Sarah Palin.

This is the time when conservatives must stand up and fight against the Big Government policies of President Obama and Democrats in Congress.

No one is a more forceful leader than my friend, John McCain.

Every day John is fighting the President's radical plan to put Washington bureaucrats in charge of your health care.

It's John McCain who is fighting for transparency and against backroom sweetheart deals.

If we have a chance to stop the Democrats in Congress and The White House, it's because John McCain is leading that charge.

Standing up for true conservatives.

Standing up for Arizona.

John McCain.

Character matters.

ANNOUNCER: John McCain is Arizona's last line of defense.

MCCAIN: I'm John McCain and I approve this message.

ANNOUNCER: Paid for by Friends of John McCain.

[rabscuttle385]

This radio advert. spot is still reported as airing on AM 550 Phoenix and AM 790 Tucson as of July 10, 2010.

[rabscuttle385]

No one is a more forceful leader than my friend, John McCain.

It's John McCain who is fighting for transparency and against backroom sweetheart deals.

If we have a chance to stop the Democrats in Congress and The White House, it's because John McCain is leading that charge.

Standing up for true conservatives.

[Man50D]

Palin forgot to mention how McAmnesty was for amnesty for illegal aliens before he was against amnesty for illegal aliens. Oh, I forgot, the new term is “registration” because that sounds better.

[Jim Scott]

The ad is factually true but like many, I'm disappointed that Sarah Palin has chosen to actively campaign for a man that - by his own record - cannot be trusted to consistently act (and vote) as a political conservative. Endorsing McCain is one thing, producing radio ads for him is another.

That stated, I still believe that Sarah Palin is our best hope to unseat Obama in 2012 and I refuse to allow the 'perfect to become the enemy of the good' - and Sarah Palin is definitely 'good'.

[DTogo]

Well said!

[stephenjohnbanker]

It took me over 3 months to find this ad on the internet

[onyx]

(ARIZONA GOVERNOR) Brewer Backs McCain for Senate

Who has more clout in Arizona with the voters: Sarah or Governor Brewer?

FYI: "Get that Sarah Palin" by third party troll.

[highpockets]

Bill Clinton defended Sen Byrd's membership in the Klu Klux Klan as nothing more than a necessity to get elected.

If Klan membership has no meaning to Progressives why should Sarah be faulted for supporting her old running mate?

The same MSM that assaulted her during the campaign would assault her now if she failed to support McCain.

McCain will never be anything more than a Senator.

If we elect real conservatives his impact can and will be minimized.

[mkjessup]

If Sarah Palin believes that nonsense that she's spouting off, she is NO conservative and I'll be the first in this thread to say that she is more full of crap than a Christmas turkey.

If Sarah Palin says (and she did) that she "shares John McCain's vision for America", you can bet your last bottom dollar that so-called 'vision' is NOT a conservative vision.

Get it through your heads people, Sarah Palin is an inconsistent conservative. You can't support conservatives one day, and RINOs the next, and expect to be taken seriously as a 'conservative'. Conservatives do not make deals with the devil, and if John McStain doesn't qualify as the devil so far as conservatives are concerned, tell me who does? He's a bloody TRAITOR and we KNOW it!

The fact is, Sarah Palin is revealing her true colors on a regular basis, and WHO she supports DOES make a difference, we saw her line up behind Carly FioRINO in California, and now McCain's crony Carly has a fair shot at becoming the NEW Democrat Senator if she ekes out a win against Barbara Boxer.

John McDirtbag is currently leading in the polls in Arizona, a place where Sarah Palin is again "making a difference" because of who she supports. J.D. Hayworth might well have made significant inroads into McCain's support had Sarah Palin stayed OUT of the Arizona primary.

So as it looks right now, we will be looking at not one, but TWO RINOs sent to the Senate, McCain one more time, and his crony FioRINO in California. Does anyone with a lick of sense think that is somehow GOOD for America, let alone good for conservatism? Give your heads a SHAKE, it is NOT!

Now I just happen to agree 100 percent with our Founder who said just this past Wednesday:

"It does matter who Palin supports. If she supports traitors, she’ll lose my support."
218 posted on Wednesday, July 07, 2010 4:55:24 AM by Jim Robinson

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2547510/posts?page=218#218

Those are words we would do well to remember. Thanks JimRob.

[onyx]

Endorsements often include radio ads and TV ads. That was not the case with her endorsement of Rand Paul. Fox made his campaign remove the clip it used of her talking about Rand.

[mkjessup]

Whitewashing Sarah’s persistent and impassioned pleas for the voters of Arizona to save McCain’s corrupt hide does nothing to ameliorate her embracing expediency at the expense of her alleged principles.

[bobby.223]

very well said mk.

[Venturer]

She’s killin me with this crap.

[mkjessup]

Thanks Bob. The Palin Rabid Response Team will be along shortly to call all of us RomneyBots, PaulBots, and every other kind of epithet. Just you wait and see.

[mkjessup]

Apparently Sarah Palin thinks you CAN fool “all of the people (her supporters anyway) all of the time.”

[Elsiejay]

The perfect often can be the enemy of the good. Sarah can have reasons that seem valid and compelling to her, from her point of view, all of the specifics of which may not be clear to onlookers. On the whole I find her trustworthy.
IATW, I’m not convinced that on balance McCain’s opponent is a better choice. Both of them have plusses and minuses, which must be weighed with the big picture in mind.

[Dream Warrior]

McCain is buying another term in the Senate. There has been no one more supportive of Sarah than myself. But the time for humor is over Sarah. If you continue to support McCain then be prepared to lose all the good support you have won in the hearts of true conservatives.

McCain supporters are not Palin supporters, Sarah, I believe you are too smart to think otherwise.

[Dream Warrior]

McCain is buying another term in the Senate. There has been no one more supportive of Sarah than myself. But the time for humor is over Sarah. If you continue to support McCain then be prepared to lose all the good support you have won in the hearts of true conservatives.

McCain supporters are not Palin supporters, Sarah, I believe you are too smart to think otherwise.

[Jim Scott]

Endorsements often include radio ads and TV ads. That was not the case with her endorsement of Rand Paul. Fox made his campaign remove the clip it used of her talking about Rand.

I assumed that an endorsement of a candidate could take various forms. I'm sure the McCain campaign is leaning heavily on Palin to try and 'save' McCain's candidacy (in the primary) but I had hoped she could resist. Apparently not.

I'm a Palin supporter and can excuse her endorsement of the man who gave her the opportunity to take the national stage, where she has become a symbol of hope for conservatives and shown that the left's attacks and non-stop insults cannot stop her or, more importantly, the ideas and values she represents.

That stated, I still hope Hayworth wins the primary.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Here's my response:

I don't care.
I see it for what it is, a thank-you tribute to McCain.
Don't like Palin's endorsemnt? Then donate or vote for Hayworth. Nobody, including Sarah, is stopping you.