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Old 10-26-2008, 03:36 PM
 
Location: Flyover Country
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I'm wondering who will throw the other under the bus first. I'm sure Cranky McGramps is PO'd that Sarah is beginning to do her own thing, she is thinking ahead, and McGramps best days are far behind him.

I predict McCain to go under the "Straight Talk Express" any day now.

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But the novice vice-presidential candidate is partly to blame, the campaign official sniped. "She's an adult. She didn't ask questions about where the clothes came from?" the source said.

"She's now positioning herself for her own future. Of course, this is bad for John. It looks like no one is in charge. "Palin is not likely to roll over and let herself be scapegoated if things don't go well on Nov. 4.
PIT BULL TURNS ON MCMAVERICK - New York Post
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