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Word has it that she's
Word has it that she's Dobson's choice.
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the distance between black & white is much further than i would like until now i never noticed that fascism has many disguises -d. boon, 1981
Squinting
The hard right will have to squint really hard to continue seeing Sarah Palin as their standard bearer, but squint they will.
She won't drop out, because doing so would make McCain's already horrid problem exponentially worse.
Heh.
~Russ
Jeralyn at TalkLeft is
Jeralyn at TalkLeft is wondering what day Sarah Palin will drop out.
No way McCain can afford to
No way McCain can afford to say he made a mistake with her, unless the troopergate thing gets a lot worse.
Yes, I'm afraid she will be
Yes, I'm afraid she will be the Repub VP candidate all the way until Nov. At this point she has to be - if she drops out or is pushed out McCain looses the religous right. The fact is he's stuck with her for good or for bad.
Take Care, Be Good and don't play in the street!
SteveMule
I think she probably will.
I think she probably will. An entrenched Republican family value is never admitting a mistake.
They will simply continue to accentuate the positives. Her daughter is keeping the baby and she's getting married - to a male.
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Exactly
Never been wrong, never made a mistake.
Look, a chicken!
"When the going gets weird, the weird turn pro."
Hunter S. Thompson
Most likely. Although having
Most likely. Although having a pregnant teenage daughter and a drunk for a husband (DUI) certainly wont help matters. I'm sure they both found Jesus so all is forgiven.