Arizona's new senator, same as their old senator

Fresh Ink (GOPUSA) ^ | September 16, 2010 | The Scribe

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

John McCain met recently with the children of illegal aliens to discuss the Dream Act, among other aspects of amnesty.

McCain sounded very tough on illegal immigration during his recent primary campaign but now he has won and is a shoo-in for reelection in November.

Harry Reid has tacked the Dream Act onto a defense bill which will be voted on before the election. What do you think, Arizona? How will McCain vote?

Note that McCain explains in the beginning that there are other senators who do not support the Dream Act and that will make passage difficult. He promises the students he will work to resolve their issues. In the end he thanks the illegal alien students for their sit in at his office and invites them to come occupy his office once again.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

[blueyon]

Hey Arizonian voters...I told ya so

[Inyo-Mono]

The way things are going, it looks like the Mexicans and Muslims will take over our country at about the same time leaving them to cut each other’s heads off.

[Don Corleone]

McCain sounded very tough on illegal immigration during his recent primary campaign but now he has won and is a shoo-in for reelection in November.

Lets all write in J.D. in Nov.

[Cheerio]

Arizona's new senator, same as their old senator

And this is a surprise to whom?

We tried to dump him, but he had an extra $20 million left over from his Presidential campaign and there was no way JD Hayworth could overcome radio and TV add bashing JD every 30 minutes here in Phx for 4 months. The electorate is dumb and believe everything they hear on the airwaves.

[pgyanke]

* sigh *

[353FMG]

This time, McCain will not reach across the aisle, he will be sitting in the other aisle. By re-electing him, AZ handed McCain a blank check.

[R. Scott]

McCain sounded very tough on illegal immigration during his recent primary campaign but now he has won and is a shoo-in for reelection in November.

[piytar]

“McCain sounded very tough on illegal immigration during his recent primary campaign” and anyone who believed him was an utter moron.

On top of that, anyone who voted for McCain in the primary or votes for him in the general deserves to be a victim of the crime, misery, and death the illegal invasion of Arizona is causing and will cause.

[JohnnyP]

It’s too late for J.D., but please don’t vote for the Dem.

[Sybeck1]

Could Hayworth get to a local microphone to expose this?

[marmar]

That's what I'm doing.....writing in JD’s name and maybe rubbing it in the faces of those who voted for Mccain.

[Gadsden1st]

Think long term. If McCain had won, we would be going down the same road, maybe slower, but the wrong road. A lousy Dem. has made things so bad, we are almost in revolution. If the Dem. beat McCain, we would have a new chance next time. McCain would be history. I think we should support the Dem. to show we will not stand for RINOs.

[Gadsden1st]

Think about that for a minute. No chance of JD winning with a write in vote. The real protest against McCain would be to vote the Dem. That would really send a message to the RINOs. Especially those that believe the Tea Party is just something to be dilluted and absorbed into the GOP.

[freekitty]

One of the most dishonorable men alive.

[freekitty]

Wrong. It just makes things harder for AZ and will not solve anything; but put another rat into power.

We all know McCain is a cheater and liar.

[5thGenTexan]

We all know McCain is a cheater and liar.

So what are we going to DO about it?

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Not on your life. One less R in the Senate means one less shot at chairing committees and running the Senate’s affairs, and one more Marxist to boot. McCain may be scum, but I have a feeling he’s not going to be as lucky in pushing his Socialism with Vaseline agenda as he was in ‘08.

[freekitty]

Keep trying to get him out or render him mute