If things had worked out differently, Sarah Palin would be on the verge of running this country in less than a month.
Oh, but it didn't happen that way.
Remember, oh, way back in September/October when John McCain said with full confidence that Sarah Palin was capable of assuming the role of president on day one should something happen to him in the interim? That meant on January 20, 2009, Mrs. Palin could have been sworn in as president with McCain's full endorsement, presumably from his grave.
Yet, now McCain says he can't say he would support her candidacy four years hence. He even mentioned a couple of other GOP governors (none from Illinois) that would make great candidates worthy of his support.
How is it that she was the best choice 60 days ago, but won't be in four years?
Help me. I can't think of the appropriate words to describe McCain.
War hero doesn't immediately come to mind.
Maverick, my ass.
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I will underestimate the intelligence of the American voter and put them in harm's way if that is what I have to do to win.
I wonder if any of the governors he recommends care for his endorsement?
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McCain's behavior is like some bad pickled pepper that I was served at an Indian restaurant. That stuff tasted like "Alien" meat, and it still makes me angry!
Uh oh...it's time for me to write a Bulwer-Lytton entry. They love simile that evolves into a complete digression.