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Post by aztecwin on Jul 11, 2010 9:40:10 GMT -8
"the reports were that she had to basically be given politics and current events 101." Your source? John McCain's campaign manager. Yoda out... I have not heard that, but I tend to believe that if it was stated it was a self serving rat ionization for running a bad campaign for a bad candidate against what should have been low hanging fruit in Obama. |
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Post by monty on Jul 11, 2010 9:58:36 GMT -8
John McCain's campaign manager. Yoda out... I have not heard that, but I tend to believe that if it was stated it was a self serving rat ionization for running a bad campaign for a bad candidate against what should have been low hanging fruit in Obama. It was in a book or article written by the mccain camp; it was also something that was reported on by mainstream news (though flowery and in euphemism , something like a summit with the mccain/palin camps to discuss foreign policy) during the campaign. Was the after the fact self-serving, of course, was it false - I surely don't think so. |
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Post by aztecwin on Jul 11, 2010 10:18:25 GMT -8
I have not heard that, but I tend to believe that if it was stated it was a self serving rat ionization for running a bad campaign for a bad candidate against what should have been low hanging fruit in Obama. It was in a book or article written by the mccain camp; it was also something that was reported on by mainstream news (though flowery and in euphemism , something like a summit with the mccain/palin camps to discuss foreign policy) during the campaign. Was the after the fact self-serving, of course, was it false - I surely don't think so. Is this not a great country? You can have an opinion that can't be substantiated! What was the name of that book or that author? |
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Post by Yoda on Jul 11, 2010 11:27:24 GMT -8
It was in a book or article written by the mccain camp; it was also something that was reported on by mainstream news (though flowery and in euphemism , something like a summit with the mccain/palin camps to discuss foreign policy) during the campaign. Was the after the fact self-serving, of course, was it false - I surely don't think so. Is this not a great country? You can have an opinion that can't be substantiated! What was the name of that book or that author? Oops. It was his chief strategist -- not his campaign manager. www.politico.com/news/stories/0110/31335.htmlHappy now? His statement of fact -- not opinion -- has been substantiated. Yoda out... |
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Post by aztecwin on Jul 11, 2010 12:02:21 GMT -8
Is this not a great country? You can have an opinion that can't be substantiated! What was the name of that book or that author? Oops. It was his chief strategist -- not his campaign manager. www.politico.com/news/stories/0110/31335.htmlHappy now? His statement of fact -- not opinion -- has been substantiated. Yoda out... It substantiates that it was said if the reporter can be believed. Still sounds like that campaign strategist covering his and McCain's short comings. I don't think Palin is anywhere near perfect, but she was a net plus to the Republican campaign. He is plainly doing more good for Conservatives now than Biden is for liberals. |
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