Of course, I doubt that he would be allowed in anyone’s campaign anyway….

What we really need is Operation take what we are given and run with it.

What we do know is that named employees of the Maverick that were in the rooms refuted the rumours.

Let’s run with that as an end in itself. And let’s remember that McCain didn’t deem this behavior bad enough to make a public statement. File that.

Rather than make this all about finding out SPECIFICALLY WHO leaked it. Because when we do that, we create an impression with many that the allegations against Palin are true unless someone is found it and THEY admit A LIE.

THAT only happens on Perry Mason.

This is much like the situation with Obama, when we would uncover his associations and then say that same raised “questions” rather than that they provided answers to his character and judgment.

When we do that, we create a dynamic in which Obama can absolve himself by giving a vague “answer” to the charges.

Its like finding a man with a smoking gun next to a dead body and only asking questions…

• JP

Was that too harsh?

People are tired of the elitism, Washington insider garbage. That, along with McCain himself, was what cost McCain the election, not when half the so-called conservative media was crying in its cups over the Palin nomination.

For me, that’s the top reason to keep Operation Leper going. Exposing these creeps (or jerks as Palin put it) for what they are, anything but conservative.

Just so you know Ace of Spades was taken as was HotAir….so again you are in illustrious company!