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McCain to Palin: Ehhh ...

Matt Negrin

Posted: Dec 15th 2008 11:21AM

Filed under: US Elections, Politics, Boston University

John McCain apparently thinks that the only promotion Sarah Palin deserves is to vice president, not commander-in-chief. In an interview with ABC News, McCain said he "can't" endorse the Alaska governor for a 2012 presidential bid.

Shocker.

When George Stephanopoulos asked the defeated Republican nominee if he would endorse his one-time running mate, McCain quivered, "I can't say something like that. We've got some great other young governors." Then he mentioned Republican governors Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota and Utah's Jon Huntsman. In case you don't remember Pawlenty, he was the guy lots of people thought McCain should pick for VP.

Apparently picking up on the strange non-endorsement, Stephanopoulos asked why the woman he said just a couple months ago could run the country if she had to now isn't qualified for the job. In typical maverick fashion, McCain joked himself out of the gotcha question.

"Have no doubt for my admiration and respect for her and my view of her viability," McCain said. "But at this stage, my corpse is still warm."

Boy, I bet that line made Cindy McCain feel all warm inside.

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