McCain's Campaign People Were The Problem Not Sarah Palin

Snake like campaign slugs who won't identify themselves, the kind of slime media types really love and co workers hate are trying to demean and tear down the biggest bright spot of the McCain campaign, Babe-a-licious Sarah Palin, by making her look like a trampy liberal Diva.

This of coarse is so they themselves can find work again in the field of politics after running one of the shittiest liberal ass kissing campaigns for A Genuine War Hero for Christ sakes against one the most beatable candidates in modern history, Marxist dressed as an agent of change, Barack Hussein Obama. Or should I say "First Black President Barack _ Obama" the new official title of the president in the media, as we'll have that little "1st Black President" tag line inserted every time Hussein's name is brought up in the media I guess for those who've been on Mars for the past 12 months.

Palin and Bobby Jindal from Louisiana are the two biggest bright spots for the future of the soon to be new and improved Republican Party if it is ever to be a viable party choice again, the old guard for the most part is dead and that's a good thing as they are all country club old timers who have no appeal to the younger US electorate drawn now into the process by Hussein this past election.

McCain had a lot of bright spots to speak of which no one will pay any mind to, but the people at DBKP compiled a short list I posted below from a good post the have on the Palin Backstabbing going on..I can't wait to see more of her again in 4 years or hopefully sooner....

McCain Aides Attack Sarah Palin: Scapegoating Sarah Palin

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* John McCain garnered the fourth-largest vote total for any candidate in history.

His total of 56,497,501 votes were more than any previous losing Republican candidate. It was also the fourth-highest popular vote total in U.S. history. Of course the electorate is larger in 2008 than 24 years ago, but McCain received 2 million more votes than Ronald Reagan got in his 1984 blowout.

* McCain won 21 states with 174 electoral votes.
Included in this total were wins in states in which McCain was outspent by a wide margin. McCain was also competitive in the “battleground” states, losing several by close margins, while winning others.

* The McCain campaign produced these numbers with a not-unimpressive ground game.
Republicans in general however, voted in less numbers than they did in 2004. Also, there were particular groups who came down on the side of * Obama: wealthy voters across the USA voted for Obama, for instance.

* John McCain was never a favorite of conservatives–this site included. McCain’s “maverick” image was achieved by attacking conservatives and Republicans.
Still, McCain’s naming of Palin as his running mate energized conservatives.

* McCain took a risk and named Sarah Palin as his running mate.
McCain’s campaign was staffed with many non-conservatives. The campaign’s failure to excite the Republican base was evident prior to the naming of Palin. After Palin, contributions and volunteers came into the McCain campaign from conservatives–many who were prepared to “sit out” this election.

That being said, John McCain was a Republican candidate that the New York Times could love–and indeed, the NYT did endorse the Arizona Senator in the primary election. Of course, after the election, the NYT and the rest of the Mainstream Media deserted McCain, just as many predicted would happen. continued here

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