McCain Goes for Disgruntled Hillary Voters; Taps Palin for VP

August 29, 2008
By Dan Chmielewski

John McCain has made a historic selection for the Republican Party, selecting Alaska governor Sarah Palin  as his VP nominee.  We’ll be monitoring the right wing blogs today to see howmuch whining goes on about her conservative credentials.

In this Tuesday Nov. 7, 2006 file photo, Governor-elect Sarah ...

The selection is an attempt to bring in disgruntled Hillary Clinton supporters.  As a former disgruntled Hillary Clinton supporter, all I can say is “nice try.”  What did Hillary say the other night? No way, No how, No McCain.

But I would like to suggest to the Republicans that the Metrodome is available for rent in case they’d like to try and top Obama’s Rocky Mountain High.

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53 Responses to “ McCain Goes for Disgruntled Hillary Voters; Taps Palin for VP ”

  1. Dan Chmielewski on August 31, 2008 at 3:36 pm

    Gloria – Palin is not a progressive woman. She is a conservative, pro-gun, pro-life, pro-creationism in schools Republican politician with minimal experience. We don’t agree with her on any issues. You are not going to persude me she is more qualified than Obama to be president

  2. Ellinorianne on August 31, 2008 at 4:07 pm

    I just don’t get it. Senator Clinton is great, right? So why would she support Obama if she didn’t think he would support the things she believes in? And she the point that if you supported her in the primary for those reasons, for the people she wants to help, then no way, no how, no McCain!

    How hard is that to grasp? Palin is the antithesis of who Senator Clinton is, just look at the Supreme Court.

    Obama has shown great respect to Senator Clinton and unlike McCain, he’s not pandered to her supporters by picking her for VP. I think he made a good choice and I think Senator Clinton can do a lot more good as a Senator than she could as a VP.

    And if you doubt Obama on his respect for women, look at his wife. She was given an opportunity to speak and she knocked it out of the park. I think that he chose to marry her says a lot about him as a man.

    As far as I’m concerned, anyone who voted for Clinton and calls themselves a Democrat has no clue as to why they voted for Clinton. Palin does NOT equal Clinton!

  3. Ms. Moose on August 31, 2008 at 11:51 pm

    In regard to that ceiling; glass my *ss!

    http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2008/8/31/22302/0236

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