McCain on Palin “best decision I’ve ever made.”

That question WOULD be better off unanswered. I REALLY don't want to know. Too disturbing of a thought.

frighteningly unprepared, and so woefully inadequate to hold the position of Vice President of the United States,

Wow! I guess the Leftists keep repeating a lie long enough and loud enough, it becomes, "truth." The fact is, Governor Palin was more qualified to be POTUS, than McCain, Biden and of course it goes without saying, Obama. State Governor, Small business owner...and a higher security clearance than any of the others.

When you keep repeating tripe such as you do in this article, you make yourself look bad.

Before you tee off on me...please list out any accomplishments, experience or qualifications that Obama had that exceeded Governor Palin 24 hours prior to election day 2008.

I will readily stipulate that serving as POTUS is the best resume entry anyone can get.

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Mike

You know, as a liberal, I always had respect for McCain. I didn't always agree with him, but I felt like he was a pretty honest man, trying to do his best, and of course, his personal history is compelling.

But if he is really serious about Palin being the best decision that he has made...it shows how impaired his judgment really is.

I hope sometime he is more honest about this. Staking one's legacy on Sarah Palin seems pretty foolish to me.

I lived in AZ for years and always had the utmost respect for the Senator. Then the GOP went absolutely bat@!$%# crazy and instead of standing up to the loudmouth morons who took over, he buckled under and joined him. Utmost respect turned to utter contempt and this just confirms it. He has become a typical GOP opportunistic huckster.

If Palin is the best decision McCain ever made as he says, Boy! now one understands why the country is in such a mess with McCain as a Senator. I now truly believe that God has blessed America by not letting this retarded man get elected president in 2008. By now we would be spelling America backward, Acirema.http://www.andyross.net/acirema.htm

Huh? This is a guy who chose the idiot who drafted the legislation that deregulated in the financial sector and repealed Glass-Steagel, which resulted in the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, as his financial advisor. He hobnobs with a stupid, ignorant protestant preacher from Texas who wants a war in the Middle East because he believes in made-up "prophetic" idiocies. Then he picks an incredibly stupid and ignorant but sexy fundie chick who believes in witches and her sex life to be his vice president, in complete disregard for the fact that he is elderly and in poor health and might die in office and leave this pathetic chick in the presidency of the United States. If this is the "best decision" he ever made, what the heck judgment was this? THANK GOD he lost the election and is not POTUS as we speak! Thank you, Jesus!

If that's the best decision he's made, it's a very sad commentary on his supporters, and a perfect illustration of how the wheels are completely off the GOP.

He could have picked Romney or Giuliani and won the election. Instead he picked a pathological lying petty sociopath (on the advice of his handlers, no doubt).

It's almost like they WANT to lose elections.

I don't get the upside of that statement from McCain's perspective. They lost to someone who was pretty unknown before the nomination win over Hillary... So either she was the straw that broke that camel's back OR it was him we didn't want.

McCain, do you really enjoy getting hit by the little wife with the frying pan everytime you mention Palin? It was so obvious the night of your defeat, that your wife can't stand Palin. So why do you say these dumb things. McCain, is it because you are a gentlemen that you will never admit the worst mistake of your political life was picking Palin.

BTW, maybe it was God's will you picked Palin. Why? Because it could have been disasterous for our country. We could have been deeper into war, recession and corporation take over of our democracy.

I'm afraid John boy needs to be tested for senility. Why would he put forth a lie like that? He knows better and the whole country has let him know. I think he just doesn't want to admit he had very poor judgement. Heck, if Sarah didn't have such a gargantuan ego, she'd probably tell him herself. John, go back to being the elderly war hero, people like you better that way than being a politician.

When was McCain diagnosed with alzheimer's? And Donna, you are right, if he hasn't been, he needs to be tested.

If McCain meant picking Palin saved him from having to seriously contemplate the job of presidency, then he did in fact make the best choice possible.

Poor man. If Palin was his best that means he has never made a good decision. I wonder what his wife thinks about that?

Pathetic what an old man will say to try to give meaning to the disappointing autumn of what could have been a meaningful career.

No honest person could opine that Palin was in any way good for McCain's campaign. Whatever chance he might have had against Obama, she scuttled it within a month of her nomination.

So it's settled then. McCain was and remains senile.

Wow John, if you have trouble admitting your mistakes, there's always the option to just keep your mouth shut.

On the other hand, if you truly believe choosing Palin as a running mate was one of your better decisions, I'm very happy you aren't sitting in the White House at the moment.