J.D. Hayworth has John McCain Sweating in Arizona

Patriot Room ^ | 1-26-10 | Scott Martin

[Reagan 2.0]

“I think we all know John McCain’s place in history is safe, but some of these attacks are a sign he’s been there too long,” added Hayworth, who said he is in the process of assembling a campaign team and will make a formal campaign announcement in the next several weeks. “This is a textbook example of what not to do in a campaign. All these actions did was to make me listen to the people who wanted me to run.”

“One might have thought with all the time spent away from Arizona over the years, Sen. McCain might have enhanced his diplomatic skills,” added Rose. “But when it came to Hayworth’s conservative voice, the 24-year senator reverted to the temperamental, old-school hardball that has proven counterproductive.”

It seems McCain learned a little bit from his 2008 debacle. When angered last year, McCain attempted to appear calm, even grandfatherly, an act that most accurately perceived as inauthentic. Now he's showing who he really is. For many of us who have long respected McCain, the fiery temperament is generally a positive attribute.

The problem is, rather than unleashing his (and our) righteous anger at the fact that an untested Presidential wannabe would spend 20 years listening to Jeremiah Wright spew hatred, rather than challenging Obama's record, or lack thereof, rather than unleashing his contempt on the policies and proposals of this man-child who instantly became one of the largest disasters in American political history, Senator McCain is instead unleashing his attack on a conservative champion of everyday Arizonans.

Too late, Senator McCain. Wrong target, Senator McCain. Thank you for your service, Senator McCain, but now it's time to go home....

[Concho]

Let him sweat. He has overstayed his welcome. When the public servant gets defiant, then it is time to send them packing.

[bgill]

If only I lived in Arizona just to vote against McLame.

[majormaturity]

The mood of the country is changing. Watch it and write home about it.

[Allegra]

I hope he does more than sweat....I hope he LOSES.

[TheGunny]

Macshame, its time for you to go! We know what a RINO he is and now that the extreme liberal tendancies of his wife and daughter are out there....JD is the man!

[MrEdd]

“I think we all know John McCain’s place in history is safe,

Just like Spiro Agnew's place.

[wolfcreek]

Well if what Sarah Palin is saying about McQueeg being at the forefront of the battle against ObamaCare, he should be worried more about Obama and not JD.

[pallis]

McCain hates conservatives. Of course he is going to lose his temper at Hayworth, two or three times a day, I hope. Keep him red faced and snarling. People will get sick of it soon enough.

[OrioleFan]

I hope Arizona can demonstrate that the tea party movement can replace RINOs as easily as it replaced Democraps. The Washintonians haven’t caught on to this yet. If the candidates are truely Conservatives they can beat the RINO democrap enablers in the primaries and the Democraps in November. No one in the DC establishment is safe after the last year.

[TexasCajun]

I realize Sarah owes him to some degree but she'd better think twice before making too big an effort on his behalf!!

I'll be sure to talk to her about it when she's in H-Town in a couple of weeks.

[Question Liberal Authority]

McCain's latest radio ad in Arizona has him yammering on about JD voting for some bill which included some sort of scientific research about some animal. It's the sort of stuff that would have elicited chuckles on the Johnny Carson show 40 years ago, and which McCain lamely tried to throw at Obama in the 2008 debates.

The freaking federal government is spending 4 thousand billion dollars a year and McCain is going on about 3 or 4 million in one bill passed 10 or 15 years ago.

Criminy. If you add the real costs of the McCain Kennedy bill, the McCain Lieberman bill and the McCain Feingold bill on our society, you could probably fund all of the scientific research in the history of the world.

[taillightchaser]

Well, I do live in Arizona and I’ll vote for you.

[Soul Seeker]

The primary is in August. Thankfully. That gives a lot of time to mount a serious campaign against Maverick. Hopefully everyone concludes this must be a primary focus.

[Suz in AZ]

McCain has a radio ad (maybe a few) with a snarky, condescending, gravel voice woman and I shut her off when she comes on. Crappy ads. Can’t stand ‘em. Much rather have my teeth drilled without novacaine.

[Question Liberal Authority]

To make matters worse, the spokeswoman on the McCain radio spots sounds just like Barry Young's producer / sidekick Michelle Larson. However, it is not. So she spends about 1/2 of each episode having to explain that she's not the woman in the commercial.

McCain also runs ads with a spokesman who sounds a lot like Morgan Freeman.

[Cyber Liberty]

I have it covered for ya....

[ODDITHER]

Too bad that John McCain didn’t come out swinging against Obama the way he is against JD Hayworth. Oh yea, he doesn’t have enough arms to reach across to conservatives, he is too busy reach across to the commies.

[Suz in AZ]

AaaaaSaaaggghhhh!!!!! Spare me! She’s on again ranting about some stupid snakes! Make her stop!!!!!

[tioga]

and we are all counting on you to do just that!!!