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John McCain's campaign is looking for a scapegoat. It is looking for someone to blame if McCain loses on Tuesday.
And it has decided on Sarah Palin.
In recent days, a McCain “adviser” told Dana Bash of CNN: “She is a diva. She takes no advice from anyone.”
Imagine not taking advice from the geniuses at the McCain campaign. What could Palin be thinking?
Also, a “top McCain adviser” told Mike Allen of Politico that Palin is “a whack job.”
Maybe she is. But who chose to put this “whack job” on the ticket? Wasn’t it John McCain? And wasn’t it his first presidential-level decision?
And if you are a 72-year-old presidential candidate, wouldn’t you expect that your running mate’s fitness for high office would come under a little extra scrutiny? And, therefore, wouldn’t you make your selection with care? (To say nothing about caring about the future of the nation?)
McCain didn’t seem to care that much. McCain admitted recently on national TV that he “didn’t know her well at all” before he chose Palin.
Originally posted by SEEWHATUDO
reply to post by undo
Well yes that would be the common sense answer.
I am just so surprised that McCain/Palin supporters are not mad as hell that their own camp is jumping the ship.
Where is all that anger?
Everyone was in an uproar when the so called "liberal media" went after Palin but now even her own party, her own campaign is dogging her. Where is the outrage?
Originally posted by SEEWHATUDO
FF in other threads on Palin you seemed more passionate about your support and more angry at the "liberal media's" lies and propaganda.
Where is that anger and passion when your own party gets in on the assault?
Originally posted by Crakeur
I really believe that the republicans didn't want to win.
Originally posted by GamerGal
reply to post by SGSPatriot
How does he have it in the bag? He's down in every poll, some times double digits. And the McCain Campaign is going after Palin almost as much as Obama. From Diva and Whack Job to trying to cut her off because she keeps doing her own thing. They picked her to try and get Clinton votes and it backfired.