Posted on 06/20/2014 4:18:13 AM PDT by statestreet
With barely five days to go before New York's June 24 primary, speculation is mounting as to whether Rep. Richard Hanna is going to the next Republican U.S. House member after Virginia's Eric Cantor to lose renomination.
While House Majority Leader Cantor's loss was fueled largely by his support on immigration reform and extending the debt ceiling — both issues that angered tea party Republicans — two-termer Hanna has many more positions hostile to conservatives.
More significantly, Cantor was defeated by an obscure college educator, David Brat, while Hanna, 63, faces a well-known conservative figure in State Assemblywoman Claudia Tenney.
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One less vote for Bonehead and McCarthy could be in the making.
Oust that NY GOP Rino.
Hanna claims to be conservative.
And if he doesn’t get his third term, he doesn’t get his pension.
Wow! Gone National! Claudia is good people.
Guess I’m not the only one a little disappointed in him.
A woman has no business being conservative, she is a traitor to her sex.
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