Palin endorsed McCain, Ayotte, Hatch, Flake and others (Crist vs Rubio) who were in pro-amnesty races anyway. Every member of the gang of 8 is a creep. The man in the middle is Bennett from Colorado.
Posted on 02/14/2014 12:02:56 PM PST by montag813
Palin endorsed McCain, Ayotte, Hatch, Flake and others (Crist vs Rubio) who were in pro-amnesty races anyway. Every member of the gang of 8 is a creep. The man in the middle is Bennett from Colorado.
He often looks defeatable at this stage of the game, but then the other candidates show up, and the situation changes. I always vote for the guy not McCain that’s polling best, at this point I don’t care what we replace him with, but he keeps on winning.
Don't tease me.
I wouldn’t call her stupid but my perception is more like flakey.
Polls ready do not mean anything. Tomorrow they could have another poll based on the people they chatted with will say,John Mccain,is doing an outstanding job.Like polls about Obama, say the same thing,low approval ratings and yet they defend,support thus allowing Obama to do whatever he wants. Polls also show Obamacare being the most chatted about law, yet the have not been able to stop Obama.No matter how many times congress chats with the press at the end of the day,Obamacare remains the same.Obama does what he wants and McCain will be the same chatted about often- but they still will keep re-electing him.
And in their poll for Louisiana Senate, Phil Robertson stomps Mary Landrieu with 97% of respondents.
Whose poll?
WOOoooooo - - -!
That selfie of Loser Emeritus McCain scared the “Obama” right out of me for at least the next three feeding cycles!
[ Now I have to buy a new chair! Obama! Obama! Obama! ]
Top Right News- I should have mentioned that, sorry. (The source of this thread.)
It’s after the end of the McCain article, under “related Posts”.
Oh man I would so love Phil Robertson to turn the Senate inside out. But I don't think he would ever do it.
Listening to Johns last campaign in Az you would swear that Sen Cruz is a liberal by comparison. JD Hayworth ran against McCain in the primary and got my vote. Alas it went two to one against us. While JD might not be the sharpest knife in the drawer, he would be solid on the major issues facing the country. Certainly better than McCain. Is Az watching more closely, maybe. I will believe it when I see it.
I am no McCain fan. I voted for him over the dim and would do it any day. I would also primary him out in a micro second. And I voted for Hayworth in the primary.
His “war chest” of $20 million bought him victory in his primary the last time he ran. If he runs again, a war chest of $200 million will not save him from primary defeat-—and he KNOWS IT.
He’ll be known in history as “that fat girl’s father”.
“Sarah saved him last time. Wonder if she still owes him?”
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Nah, she fulfilled her obligation to him last time with what was, no doubt, a distasteful endorsement.
And how is that better than the Dim? Does continuing to elect people that push the Republican farther left benefit us? Or does it benefit Democrats? Because lets face it, this POS has done one hell of a lot of good for the Democrats with his ‘moderate’ bullXhit. Moreso than a freshman Democrat EVER could have.
At this point reaching across the isle for McCain would result in shaking the hand of a Republican. You might want to consider that before making another mistake.
Norm, I can’t fault your anger. I have it too. I will vote against McCain in the primary but I will not vote to put a dim in the senate in the general. Beyond that Freshman dims don’t make dim policy. They just vote in lockstep with it. Never a dim until they become conservative. I will be long gone before that happens.
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