Is Governor Palin still trying to help Senator McCain win the Election? (security, campaign)

[walidm]

"Recently, she's gone from relying on McCain advisers who were assigned to her to relying on her own instincts."

"Palin's loyalists say she's grown particularly disenchanted with the veterans of the Bush reelection campaign, including Schmidt and Wallace, and that despite her anti-intellectual rhetoric, her closest ally among her new traveling aides is a policy adviser, former National Security Council official Steve Biegun. She's also said to be close with McCain's chief foreign policy adviser, Randy Scheunemann, who prepared her for the Oct. 2 vice presidential debate."

"When a McCain aide, speaking anonymously Friday to The Atlantic's Marc Ambinder, suggested that Palin's charge that Obama was "palling around with terrorists" had "escaped HQ's vetting," it was Scheunemann who fired off an angry response that the speech was "fully vetted" and that to attack Palin for it was "bulls---."
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Interesting. The message from the Governor on the Campaign Trail will certainly be interesting to watch.
Will Senator McCain now be forced to say he didn't Approve This Message?

[g-man430]

I just posted that in a different thread I made. We seem to be on the same page.

[NCN]

He needs to approve it, take his hands off and let her go for it. Too bad he didn't do that earlier. What she is saying is true and the public needs to hear it. We don't need another questionable character in the Whitehouse.

[tigerlily]

Originally Posted by g-man430

I just posted that in a different thread I made. We seem to be on the same page.

I started a thread on this too. We're using Obama's "overwhelming force" strategy. LOL. It seems Obama has adapted Powell's strategy in his campaign as far as advertising.