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Getbig Main Boards => Politics and Political Issues Board => Topic started by: blacken700 on July 17, 2012, 11:18:07 AM
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hahaha spinfail palin better candidate
Source: TPM
Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) defended Mitt Romney from Democratic speculation that he passed on him as a 2008 running mate after reviewing his tax returns, saying Sarah Palin was simply the better choice at the time.
McCain called the tax claims “outrageous” and “disgraceful” in an interview with Politico Tuesday. He said he chose Palin “because we thought that Sarah Palin was the better candidate.”
“Why did we not take Pawlenty, why did we not take any of the other 10 other people,” McCain said. “Why didn’t I? Because we had a better candidate, the same way with all the others. … Come on, why? That’s a stupid question.”
Former McCain adviser Steve Schmidt told the Huffington Post this week that the campaign was primarily concerned Romney’s vast wealth would make the ticket difficult to sell to average Americans, but didn’t believe Romney’s taxes were a liability.
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Read more: http://2012.talkingpointsmemo.com/2012/07/john-mccain-sarah-palin-romney-vp.php
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of course this is what mccain will say. he's falling in party line.
economy tanking and mccain passes on romney... we know why ;)
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Former McCain adviser Steve Schmidt told the Huffington Post this week that the campaign was primarily concerned Romney’s vast wealth would make the ticket difficult to sell to average Americans, but didn’t believe Romney’s taxes were a liability
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Former McCain adviser Steve Schmidt told the Huffington Post this week that the campaign was primarily concerned Romney’s vast wealth would make the ticket difficult to sell to average Americans, but didn’t believe Romney’s taxes were a liability
hmmm what did you expect him to say
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hmmm what did you expect him to say
exactly. If schmidt says anything differnet, he's ostracized from the party.
It's admitting to jaywalking to avoid getting charged with hit-and-run.
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exactly. If schmidt says anything differnet, he's ostracized from the party.
It's admitting to jaywalking to avoid getting charged with hit-and-run.
Sense; this analogy makes none.
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Former McCain adviser Steve Schmidt told the Huffington Post this week that the campaign was primarily concerned Romney’s vast wealth would make the ticket difficult to sell to average Americans, but didn’t believe Romney’s taxes were a liability
considering what a god awful job they did vetting Palin I doubt they even bothered to look at Romneys tax returns and since Romney had alreayd backed out of the race no one was even talking about Bain so I doubt it was even on their radar screen
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“because we thought that Sarah Palin was the better candidate.”
Ouch! :'(
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“because we thought that Sarah Palin was the better candidate.”
Ouch! :'(
LOL
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“because we thought that Sarah Palin was the better candidate.”
Ouch! :'(
:D
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Schmidt didn’t believe Romney’s taxes were a liability, and that the choice of Palin was a good one.
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