It is idiotic to want want Sarah Palin to go home or leave the ticket

[Perky]

Stop being symapthetic to the needs of the frigging GOP!. They have to live with this idiotic choic until at least mid Octobe,

[cali]

1. agreed. Palin on the ticket is good for dems.

[NightWatcher]

2. I was about to say the same thing. I love her, she's stinking it up royaly for McLame-Failin

The only place I want her to go is on live tv

[hobbit709]

3. I want her to stay on

Every day she exhibits more stoopid and I'll take any edge we can get.

[Fluffdaddy]

4. After 3 good weeks she is finally starting to crash and burn

2 good weeks because they was hiding her.......................now we know why

[Bucky]

12. It's better than crash and burn; she's simply floundering. Do you need any examples?

I'll try to find ya some and bring em to ya.

[southern_dem]

5. Either way it's a disaster for McCain

However, if she did leave the ticket his campaign would be over.

[wileedog]

10. Exactly.

The Fundies who never trusted McCain in the first place will see it as the ultimate betrayal and giving in to that damn elite media. Barring putting Jesus himself on the ticket to replace her they will stay home en masse, and everyone else will just be further reassured that indeed McCain is a blithering idiot.

I welcome her dropping out of the race, for that reason and also the faint chance something awful happens and she does wind up anywhere near the Presidency.

[kevinmc]

6. We need her to stay and talk more .....

..then the Republicans will stay home election day.

:)

[Bucky]

13. Plus she's kinda cute. Better than a train wreck is a train wreck that's easy on the eyes.

:hide:

[sickinohio]

14. I wish the rePukes would

move to Alaska, and take the Failin/McLame duo with them,then they can await Putin invading their airspace!!

[seabeyond]

7. i agree. i have a real dislike for this woman. and i have a real dislike for this woman and

have had to listen for a month that she was able cause she is "attractive". fron the repugs they give us another total incompetent and insist we take it seriously

my point

repugs strongly now say bush bad. like they had no part in it. they did have a part. they voted the moron in. their responsibility. 2000 we had a good idea he would be bad from his whole history. failure. clue in folks. then in 2004 we had all of four years to see clearly he was bad, and still they voted him in. and now they say he was bad. he was bad in 2000. he was bad in 2004. and bad today

we were right. repugs were wrong.

palin comes in

couldnt be more in your face she was a poor choice yet they really tried to pass her off

they dont get to come now and say, oooosh, she incompetent.

no shit and should have said it day one

tired of their games with our nation and my childrens future

[knowledgeispwr]

8. I agree.

Let the sinking ship that is the McCain campaign continue to sink.

[Orsino]

9. No. The admission of failure implicit in Palin's withdrawal...

...would be even more damaging than her remaining on the ticket in her current half-assed sort of way. Believe me, the GOP would seize on an excuse for dumping her if that weren't going to look so weak.

They need Palin to remain a cloistered running mate, with the lead-up to her impeachment stalled. I wish they would drop her, and seal their fates--but they won't. They will have to brazen it out.

That in itself is rather delicious.

[Bucky]

11. True. Which is exactly why she won't be leaving the ticket.

[Orsino]

15. Well, it's fun to imagine some of the circumstances...

...the cost-benefit analysis of which would cause Palin to withdraw suddenly to spend time with her family. Or fighting impeachment. Or something.

The GOP is a cornered animal.