DON'T BLAME SARAH

In the last week, some nameless rat in the McCain campaign are looking for somebody to blame.

Because the Presidential campaign staff and the Vice Presidential campaign staff rarely mix, it is easy to point down. That is exactly what is happening.'

The rats sensing defeat are not jumping off the ship, instead they are throwing Sarah Palin off and blaming her for all of their problems.

They have resorted to name calling and slimy accusations.

First of all, all of these rats were probably nodding their head in agreement with John McCain when he picked Palin.



Second, Palin brought life to a lifeless campaign, solidified the Conservative base and attracted women that would not have considered McCain.

Finally, if John McCain ever found out who the rats are he would fire them on the spot and, as McCain likes to say, "you would know their names."

Kathryn Jean Lopez wrote a great article on the blame game in the National Review.

She writes, "There are all sorts of reasons not to blame Palin for the down-to-the-wire nature of this close election, but to thank her. Without her, all may have been lost for the Republicans weeks ago. She has, by McCain’s own admission, energized the campaign. She has presented America with an entirely new type of feminism, one that conservative women and the Catholic Church can finally understand and identify with. She should not be faulted for providing the campaign and the election with a breath of fresh air. She’s clearly not a creature of Washington; she’s a citizen-legislator. She’s an ambitious, honest woman who tries to make it all work without playing victim or sacrificing her family."

And just watch, when Palin runs in 2012, these rats will all be looking to be a part of her campaign.