Almost.
His silence, while people from within his own campaign slander Sarah Palin with false rumors, is one of the many reasons why he lost.
To not come out and defend her, shows no honor at all.
For the record, I did not vote FOR McCain (although I willingly voted for Palin), I voted AGAINST Barry O'Bama.
Saturday, November 8, 2008
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bronze:
ReplyDeleteOn the McCain thing..
Amen.
I hope we find out soon who the "unnamed sources" are who have been spreading the lies about Palin.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure we will. They (the leakers) can't deny it for ever. Someone knows and they'll talk eventually .
ReplyDeletethebronze:
ReplyDelete"Someone knows and they'll talk eventually ."
And it wont make a lick of difference.
Look back over all the same sort of crap that's gone on for the last 8 years and tell me one time when having the actual culprits named meant anything at all.
You're absolutely correct. It won't make any diff.
ReplyDeleteTotal lack of class. McCain is the one who made the decision to bring her aboard as VP candidate. If anyone's judgement should be called into play now, it's his.
ReplyDeleteBringing Palin on was the ONE thing he did right. He got about 13% more of the vote than he otherwise would have. McCain losing didn't have anything to do with Sarah Palin.
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