Sarah Palin and husband fighting/She wants to drop out.?

Question

A credible and anonymous source, from the McCain camp, reports that they saw Sarah Palin and husband fighting. Moments later, word got out amongst the camp that Sarah Palin and Senator McCain is considering the option. The sources also reports that there is allot of pressure coming from other Republican politicians for Palin to step down.

Answer 1

Oh, and the clintons got along great the last decade. First of all, you didn't cite it, so make up what you can, like a nice lib. There is no pressure, no way in the world, she and her family are probably relishing this moment, so stop, just stop. Don't you have some blaming to do about the hurricane or  another conspiracy theory you can hammer us on? Palin to step down within a week? You are nuts. They can't stop the surge of support coming down the way of the repubs, and so they smear. CUTE.

Answer 2

Yah right.

Answer 3

i'd like to see some sources..if anyone can find any?

sad if its true..but i guess time will tell aye?  

Answer 4

As unlikely as it may sound, I can tell you that things like this have happened before. In fact, I was talking about this exact thing with my dad not too long ago. First of all, I have to apologize that I do not know all the specifics, but George W. Bush when enstating someone to a job picked a woman that was somewhat unqualified for the position, then had her back down so that he could put up someone else in that position that before the more less-qualified person would have seemed wrong for the job.

My feelings are that McCain may have had another person in mind for the VP position, but was unsure of how the American public would take the news. Thus, he met with Sarah Palin for about an hour, looked over her record and decided that she would be the best person to 'select' as his VP for the time being. However, after the news spread out about Sarah Palin, the rest of the Republican party would disagree with the choice, or Palin would drop out of the race, giving McCain the chance to pick a new Vice President.

However, that is only one situation. She may very well stay on the McCain campaign. :)

Answer 5

A credible and anonymous source reports that if anonymous sources were credible, they would identify themselves.   -RKO-  

Answer 6

Although I think the right thing for her to do is drop out, I doubt it will happen.

If she drops out by possibly by saying, "I don't want anything that may or may not be true about my family to possibly tarnish the work of McCain", I think it would cause McCain to look as if he didn't have good judgment in choosing Palin in the 1st place.

If she says in, then there could be many more facts to come out and the Trooper-gate stuff could steal the headlines from the RNC and they won't gain momentum in the polls.

In any case, I think McCain used poor judgment in selecting Palin, and I really don't think they vetted her fully before selecting her.  (No matter what the McCain camps say).

Answer 7

So long Gidget!  Enjoy life back in Podunk with your two grandchildren!

Answer 8

Typical...

Answer 9

What a load of poo.  Site your source or don't post at all

Answer 10

If the source is anonymous, the source cannot be credible.

Answer 11

The DailyKos isn't a reliable source from the McCain campaign.

Answer 12

Palin has to go. She didn't get vetted properly and McCain did not know about her daughter's pregnancy. That means his most trusted staff screwed up. He will punt. I would.

Answer 13

A credible and anonymous source, from the people of America, reports that they will vote for McCain.  Moments later, word got out amongst the camp that McCain is actually a better candidate than Obama.  The sources also reports that there is alot of support for McCain and Obama is the wrong man for the job.

Name your source or realize that people are just going to pass it off as a rant.

McCain/Palin 2008