There’s a new variant to trolling happening lately we find very interesting — and it’s trolls trying to stir up a controversy over Sarah Palin campaigning for John McCain in Arizona.
Why that’s an issue is just beyond us. John McCain and Sarah Palin are friends. McCain brought Palin onto the national stage. Without McCain, the only people who would know about Palin are those of us who knew about her as Governor of Alaska and have supported her for years. That’s a very small amount of people in the lower 48. Before August 29th 2008, Palin was a woman we liked and admired, but not one we ever thought about being president, because so few knew about her. Today, we are doing everything we can to make sure she wins the White House in 2012.
John McCain altered the course of American history by selecting Palin as his running mate in 2008. We ALL owe McCain a deep debt of gratitude for that, because we here believe there is no other Republican out there who can defeat Dr. Utopia in his bid for re-election. There is no one else who gets people on their feet, revs them up, and impassions them to do whatever it takes to rescue this country from the clutches of Leftists.
Sarah Palin is the right woman, at the right moment in time, just when America needs her most.
And we all have John McCain to thank for introducing her to the nation.
It’s ludicrous to think Palin wouldn’t campaign for McCain…for a host of reasons, stated above, but most especially the reason we bet is most important to Palin herself. McCain asked her to do him the favor, and she was honored to agree.
That’s who Sarah Palin is.
The trolls attacking her realize she’s in a Catch-22 here: since she clearly was always going to campaign for McCain, she’s attacked for that, because McCain is more often Democrat-Lite on matters Palin is true conservative on. Trolls love putting on their “purist” hats and racing around with that stale, old “he’s not Republican enough!” garbage.
But, if Palin didn’t campaign for McCain, the trolls would be saying she’s “uppity” or “so full of herself she can’t do a favor for the man who put her where she is”. They’d launch a whole new line of attack against the woman if she wasn’t doing a McCain event.
Like Hillary Clinton, Sarah Palin just can’t ever win with her detractors. No matter what either of them does, the hit squad has talking points ready to tear them down.
John McCain was the first Republican we ever voted for. Sarah Palin was the second. McCain is a good man who loves this country that we don’t agree with all the time. Working with the McCain campaign in 2008 as Democrats committed to stopping Dr. Utopia altered the course of our own live in many ways. We reached out to the McCain camp and offered our hands in friendship, to form an unlikely alliance of Hillary Dems and Republicans to do whatever we could to bring Utopia down before he could do all the bad things to this country that he’s been dreaming of since the beginning of his ACORN days.
The McCain campaign could have rebuffed us. They could have refused to work with Democrats. They could have said they didn’t need us.
Instead, they were kind to us…they had the attitude and mindset that anyone who loved this country and wanted to stop Utopia’s unique brand of socialism from destroying this nation was welcome on their team.
Democrats for McCain was born…where Democrats for Romney or Democrats for Huckabee would have never existed.
The McCain campaign had bad strategists at the highest levels…but it had a good man at the very top in McCain himself…and it had good people we like very much at the state and local organizational levels.
We will not allow John McCain to be attacked on this site any more than we’ll allow Hillary Clinton or Sarah Palin to be attacked. As long as the three of them are doing everything they can for America, despite any missteps any of them might make as humans, they have our love, respect, admiration, and support.
What have you seen in terms of trolls trying to drive a wedge between moderate Republicans and conservatives in terms of support for Sarah Palin?