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<blockquote data-quote="moreluck" data-source="post: 934235" data-attributes="member: 1246">This is what I was referring to when there was a question about &quot;support&quot; and &quot;endorse&quot;.&nbsp; They ARE two different things.Sara &amp; Todd Palin are the example Iwas trying to explain before.&nbsp; This post is about the &#039;2 words&#039; and not anything about the Palins. &nbsp;I lifted the sentences from Dick Morris&#039;s site.&nbsp; This is not about Dick Morris either. The structure of these statements points to a difference between support &amp; endorse.&nbsp;&quot;Palin has not endorsed any of the GOP presidential candidates, but has been enthusiastically supportive of Gingrich.Last week before the South Carolina GOP primary Palin said she would vote for Newt Gingrich if she was voting in that state&#039;s primary.Palin&#039;s husband, Todd, has officially endorsed Gingrich for president.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moreluck, post: 934235, member: 1246"] This is what I was referring to when there was a question about "support" and "endorse". They ARE two different things. Sara & Todd Palin are the example Iwas trying to explain before. This post is about the '2 words' and not anything about the Palins. I lifted the sentences from Dick Morris's site. This is not about Dick Morris either. The structure of these statements points to a difference between support & endorse. "Palin has not endorsed any of the GOP presidential candidates, but has been enthusiastically supportive of Gingrich. Last week before the South Carolina GOP primary Palin said she would vote for Newt Gingrich if she was voting in that state's primary. [B]Palin's husband, Todd, has officially endorsed Gingrich for president."[/B] [/QUOTE]

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