BitaTruble
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ORIGINAL: rulemylife While I find your posts to be usually well-reasoned, there seems to be too much emotion on your part here. This is a "he said, she said" situation and we don't really know what the truth is. Ultimately, it does not offer an excuse for her. There were appropriate ways to handle the situation. She chose the inappropriate way. I probably didn't explain myself very well. This is not 'my' emotion regarding this issue. This is what I thought McCain's emotion could have been in order to turn this issue into a positive for him. I'm emotional about my relationship with Himself and regarding my family. When it comes to politics, not so much. If he had said last night (he being McCain) .. "we accept the findings of the Branchflower investigation, but even so, people need to understand the circumstances surrounding the issue and ask themselves, what would you have done given the situation. Palin is not perfect and she probably could have handled things better, but she was frustrated by what she perceived to be inaction. I don't condone the action, but I can't help but understand it and I know that it won't happen again. It was a one-shot. It's really hard to be impartial when it comes to family. Ask yourself how impartial you would be if your parents had been threatened with death, if you were stuck in the middle of this situation. Ask yourself where you would draw the line to prevent the unthinkable from happening. Where you draw the line when fear for the safety of your loved ones overrules any position you may hold in government." Again, not what I think, but what I think may have served McCain better than what they actually came out with after the findings were made public.
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