If BS were currency, Sarah Palin could bail out Wall Street by herself.

[susanbanks44]

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[kmdemqueen]

1. Heres my reply

Screw the Republicans. They have a barbi doll, chew gumming, dumb A@# broad for a vice president. A narcissistic president, who thinks he is god, closer to god, and a dictator. You have sensitive feeling whinnier in the house, who got a lot little bruised my a statement and now were all reaping that. And last and hopefully least is the loose cannon war junkie, who looks like he has post traumatic distress every time he is on stage. can't stoop lieing to himself or anyone. They are desperate, this all about the election. they know they are going down, and they don't care who they take with them. :puke: :mad:

Let them play there little game. On Nov. 4th GAME OVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Kerrytravelers]

2. I went to Cafferty's site and pulled some of the most recent comments.

Dave in Phoenix September 29th, 2008 1:07 pm ET
No he won’t. He would not admit he made such a mistake in choosing her in the first place - he is implacable, stubborn and ego first, not country. She is becoming more of a liability as time goes on - definitely not an asset.


Howard September 29th, 2008 1:07 pm ET
My husband just commented that he hopes Sarah Palin does not confused this week’s Debate with a Rebate!


Keith D. September 29th, 2008 1:07 pm ET
Jack,does a chicken have lips?


Linda Kay -Minnesota September 29th, 2008 1:08 pm ET
How willing is McCain to say “I made a mistake”?


Rusty From L.A. September 29th, 2008 1:08 pm ET
I doubt he will, but he should. If McCain replaced Palin with Bloomberg, the 5 weeks would be very interesting.


Gigi in Alabama September 29th, 2008 1:09 pm ET
I surely hope that he doesn’t ask her to step down. She’s the best thing to happen to Barack Obama’s campaign. She’s turned out to be a female George Bush. She cannot speak in coherent sentences without a teleprompter.


Jim September 29th, 2008 1:10 pm ET
Rove selected Palin to stir-up the right wing, which it has. She also was selected because, when(if) something happens to McCain, she is the only person who can make his life’s work (George Bush) look good.

McCain is controlled as he was in 2000…Palin stays.


Mary Beth Shemeluk September 29th, 2008 1:10 pm ET
Probably so that he doesn’t have to make up another excuse to bail on the debates.


Byron from Cincinnati, OH September 29th, 2008 1:10 pm ET
I sure hope not, Palin is the gift that keeps on giving!!! She’s a trainwreck waiting to happen. Grab your popcorn, it’s going to be a wild ride to Nov 4.


Ryan in Beaverton, Oregon September 29th, 2008 1:10 pm ET
I would hope that John McCain does not ask Sarah Palin to step down. It is clear now, which ever decision he makes will ultimately be a loss. If he asks her to step down, it is clear his judgment is not sound. If he does not ask her it proves that his gamble went bust.


Erika September 29th, 2008 1:11 pm ET
If he has half a brain he will - but I think we know how much brain he has, based on the fact he chose her in the first place.


Jerry C. Chardon, Ohio September 29th, 2008 1:11 pm ET
YES! Is Betty Boop available?


Marianne September 29th, 2008 1:12 pm ET
She can’t form a sentence, handle the press and everyday her poll numbers drop. Clearly she was a terrible choice, but no - John McCain knows that if he asks her to step aside the jig will be up and then, even the die-hard evangelical Republicans will have to admit that his campaign was a disaster.

Marianne
West Palm Beach, Florida


Adam September 29th, 2008 1:12 pm ET
Toronto
No, I don’t think he is capable of admitting he made a mistake.


Raven, NJ September 29th, 2008 1:13 pm ET
Jack. McCain won’t ask Palin to step down. Because if he does he’ll look like a fool.


Starla from Yelm, Washington September 29th, 2008 1:13 pm ET
Jack, I’m not psychic, but if John has any sense at all, he will ask her to leave. She was a very poor choice that blew up in his face. It turns out that Americans do actually want someone in office who knows what he/she is doing. Amazing isn’t it? I guess they are sick and tired of the idiot tyrant in power right now. Please, please give us someone who makes sense when he/she speaks. Thanks.


Betty in Texas September 29th, 2008 1:13 pm ET
Probably not, but he should if he really puts country first.


Sandy in Chicago September 29th, 2008 1:13 pm ET
Not at this point… He has defended her inability to discuss anything with any knowledge. In fact, he still blames the media. McCain thought Palin would attract all the Hillary supporters. McCain forgot one thing… Hillary supporters are intelligent! His decision to put Palin on the ticket was an insult to the intelligence of most women.


Pablo in Arlington Texas September 29th, 2008 1:14 pm ET
Jack
i doubt it. McCain is vocanic and impulsive but he is also plain ol’ mule stubborn. Not the most felicitous combination of traits in a leader. Any move, overt or covert, to oust Pain would be admission of a mistake. And as we both know Jack, officers never make mistakes. That’s reserved to enlisted men.
Pablo in Arlington Texas


maria mississauga ontario September 29th, 2008 1:14 pm ET
he can’t . he won’t show people that he made a mistake in the first place. still cant believe there’s americans out there that would actually vote for mcain/palin.boggles the mind


Andy September 29th, 2008 1:15 pm ET
No. He’s too stubborn and he still thinks everyone loves her. Besides, it won’t really matter if he asks her to step down or not. John McCain is going to lose this election with or without her, it is time he starts to face the music. Mark this week and the debate between Palin and Biden as the low point since that awkward green screen speech way back when Obama won the dem nod.


Kathy Kelley September 29th, 2008 1:15 pm ET
I really appreciate Cafferty’s honest, forthrightness and justifiable outrage at Sarah Palin, her non-responses to the Couric interview questions and her unquestionable ignorance. Truly, this is a pathetic but reliable commentary on John McCain’s ability to make decisions that will affect the country and even the world! Pathetic! I would fail my community college students for a quiz/exam response like Sarah Palin’s.





To sum it up, McCain is an idiot.

[Jack Rabbit]

3. He won't drop her, and on November 5 it won't matter any way.

Poor Sarah. She's only 44 and will spend the rest of her life listening to recycled Harold Stassen jokes.

[Old Codger]

4. He won't

He will never overtly ask her to step down, if it does happen it will be put out there as her decision..... save face for all, her baby needs her, her daughter needs her, the state of Alaska needs her (like another major earthquake), something will make it ok for her to quit but the campaign cannot be seen as dumping her. I hope she stays she is a gift to Obama's campaign :applause:

[trthnd4jstc]

5. I like Jack. Thanks for the post. n/t

[eagertolearn]

6. My sister-in-laws who have always voted republican and were here this summer

accusing me of brainwashing their brother because he switched from Repug to democrat over a year ago when he saw the republican line-up ARE NOW VOTING FOR OBAMA so keep her right there!