It was a fairly quick relationship, though more than just a roll in the conservative hay. She sometimes embarrassed him in front of his friends and he never really listened to what she had to say. Sometimes things aren't meant to be, but when your ex is invited to one of the biggest parties of the year and you didn't get an invitation, the pain is new all over again.
Mother Jones reports:
On the night before Barack Obama is sworn in as the nation's 44th President, his inaugural committee will host a series of dinners honoring public servants it deems champions of bipartisanship. To be feted are Vice President-elect Joe Biden, Colin Powell, and John McCain... introduced by one of his closest Senate confidants: Senator Lindsey Graham. But McCain's No. 1 booster during the last year will not be among those hailing McCain. Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, his controversial running-mate, will not attend the dinner.
But no one will say who's snubbed who. Was it a McCain request to keep her away or the presidential inauguration committee's doing? Or is Palin ignoring them? Palin's spokesman claims, "I don't know if she was invited?" We find that hard to believe.
This is so classic John and Sarah.
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