Millerick praises Palin
By Brian Lawson, PolitickerNH.com ReporterDENVER--- A New Hampshire vice-chair of U.S. Sen. John McCain's campaign says the choice of Gov. Sarah Palin (R-Alaska) says the pick is an example of McCain bucking the political establishment.
"Senator McCain's choice of Sarah Palin is another excellent example of how he is not afraid to shake up the establishment in Washington," Jayne Millerick said in an e-mail. "She is a tough executive who like Senator McCain, is not afraid to stand up for what is right for her constituents."
Millerick, a former state party chair, also said that the McCain-Palin ticker is a "team of reformers."
She has used her veto to cut spending and put a stop to the now famous "bridge to nowhere". McCain and Palin are a team of reformers for our America's future."
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Bucking what?
This woman is unethical, abuses her position of power, and has NO experience.
McCain and his old cronies can't ever say a word from here forward on Barack's experience. McCain is going to pass away in office from old age and this woman is supposed to be the next president?
This is yet another sign that McCain is suffering from dementia or the early signs of Alzheimers.
This is a great pick by
This is a great pick by McCain, it energizes the conservative base, brings out our young upcoming stars and has the potential to lead this country in a positive direction, not one base on fear, name calling and the same old same old. Obaham want's change and hope for the future and he chooses someone who has been im washinghton since 1972. and by the way what good is his v.p.'s so-called experience if he is always wrong! McCain hit a home run here and the Liberals know it! USA! USA !USA! USA!
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