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Originally Posted by Michael The Disciple
And I cant see any reason to ever vote for a Republican compromiser again. Sarah always sets the crowds on fire. Mcains handelers cut their throats by keeping her on a leash. Had she not been on the ticket many of us were not planning to vote for him.
But really we are about at the point where America does not deserve a candidate like Sarah.
They like candidates that like no discussion except the need for low taxes and a friendly business environment. No social issues allowed!
How did that work out last time?
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I live in AZ. I did vote McCain for President in '08, but I don't vote for his Senate re-elections. I don't like McCain. I don't like his daughter Meghan. He's a RINO and warmonger. I hated voting for him, but there was no way I was voting for Obama. And shame on anyone who didn't vote, but sat out and sucked their thumb, whining because a RINO was on the Republican ticket.
But let's be honest. Palin wasn't ready for the spotlight. She was completely over her head and wasn't prepared. Her interviews were a catastrophe. I know Palin and her supporters like to blame McCain's people for keeping her on a leash, but it's not their fault she bombed the interviews.
McCain chose her because he needed a trump card to beat Obama. Palin wasn't chosen because she was the best candidate. She was chosen because she was an attractive, witty, successful, white woman.
It reminds me of an episode of "Modern Family." The gay couple adopted an Vietnamese baby and wanted to enroll her in a prestigious daycare, but there was only one spot available. They thought for sure they would get it, because they were a gay couple with a minority baby. Cam even pretended to be Native American to up their chances. Then, while in the administration room waiting to see the head of the daycare, in walks a disabled, interracial lesbian couple with an adopted African baby.
I'm going to flip flop on my earlier position, when I said I hoped she wouldn't run again. The standards for being a Senator or member of Congress are less than that of the President/VP. So, sure, Palin should run for the AK Senate seat. She could be a good Senator.
I would still be against her running on a Presidential ticket until she's got a term or two under her belt.