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The more pallin ntalked, themore she turned against the ticketI have the the deepest rspect for all veterens and appreciate te sacrifice they ndured And some of those " chiken hawks" never had the courage to do te right thing if the were called, but had legitimate issue not to serve.
Your saying McCain would have been a good POTUS?
I don't think we'd beas divided as we are now. I also believe more folks would appreciate a veteran who had seen what this prolonged war is still costing us..Palin cost him the office he wanted, because she was a scatter brained candidate.
i'm hard core right and i wouldn't vote for him.
he was a silver spoon brat with short man syndrome.
he would have started wars with everybody.
and wouldn't have been much better than what we got.
[QUOTE=kygorski;571410]I don't think we'd beas divided as we are now. I also believe more folks would appreciate a veteran who had seen what this prolonged war is still costing us..Palin cost him the office he wanted, because she was a scatter brained candidate.[/QUOTE]
I cant agree....McCain cost himself the election. He tried to walk the middle party line so much that he lost many on the right. I think him holding Palin back also hurt him...she is a fighter, a mom and a right winger that would have had millions of hunting men and moms/women voting just for her. His arrogance wouldn’t allow that upstaging.
McCain was a Senator trying to be a Senator (saving friendships and favors) running for potus as opposed to a Senator running for potus who didn’t give a poo about who he pissed off or what relationships in Congress he stepped on....big diff. I’m not saying he had to krap on everyone but he was always afraid to fight the opposition. The left had him by the short hairs and his own fear of losing his “position” or status in the senate cost him the election......not Palin.