Posted on 06/30/2014 1:12:35 PM PDT by PoloSec
Because “friends and foes” view President Barak Obama’s America as weak, people should donate to the Republican National Committee, says U.S. Sen. John McCain. McCain
On Monday, the RNC sent out a mass email to supporters containing a letter from the Republican senator from Arizona, in which he blasted the president.
“President Obama’s policies continue to cost millions of Americans jobs and access to health care,” McCain says in the email.
“When the world needs American leadership, our President fails to lead. As a result, friends and foes alike are coming to see America as weak, unreliable and lacking credibility. Americans deserve better.”
The solution to curing America’s weakened image? More Republicans in office, he says.
“With conservative leaders, we can redirect our course,” McCain says. “We can place our country on a stronger, more secure and prosperous path. And we can advance the American ideals that have given us the world’s most dynamic economy, effective military and thriving democracy.”
In the email, McCain says he reached out to RNC Chairman Reince Priebus and was informed the RNC has an urgent FEC fundraising Monday deadline and is still short $61,983 of its goal.
“If you’re as frustrated with Obama and his policies as I am, donate $24 to the RNC today before the urgent deadline at midnight tonight to end the era of Obama’s agenda by gaining a Republican majority in the Senate,” McCain says.
“With Republican leaders in control of the Senate, we can block Obama’s radical agenda and effectively end his errors during his final two years in office. But we can’t do it alone—we need you to join us in this effort.”
The RNC reported that it raised $8.2 million in May and more than $123 million so far in the 2014 election cycle.
why would I donate to a conservative enemy. I started throwing the RNC trash in the can years GO.
RNC weakened America. Uncle Miltie encourages donations to Senate Conservatives Fund.
Tell ya what I’m gonna do, Won..I’m going to donate directly to the campaigns of principled conservatives who are running against GOP elites such as yourself. The GOP party will never get another dime from me.
OH! john McCain asking me to donate to the nrc. I wouldn’t give either of them the sweat off my %@!!$.
Envelope with no money and a single message: REMEMBER MISSISSIPPI!
I would use a reagan stamp but it would be a waste of a stamp.
“With conservative leaders, we can redirect our course,” McCain says.
I wonder what “conservative” means to these guys. They’re never really asked to talk much about it.
Not one damn dime!
It means conserve the status quo
I do that too, and recently deposited 40 dollars worth of pennies into my own bank account.
NOT to the GOPe.
I think it means the underlined:
conservative
adjective
- disposed to preserve existing conditions, institutions, etc., or to restore traditional ones, and to limit change.
- cautiously moderate or purposefully low: a conservative estimate.
- traditional in style or manner; avoiding novelty or showiness: conservative suit.
- (often initial capital letter) of or pertaining to the Conservative party.
FU McDemocRat, you worthless Socialist shill. ESAD.
Is this the same McCain is the poster boy for ISIS?
Hmmmmm... Yeah, can't disagree, Juan...
“When the world needs American leadership, our President fails to lead. As a result, friends and foes alike are coming to see America as weak, unreliable and lacking credibility. Americans deserve better.”
Can't disagree here, either...
The solution to curing America’s weakened image? More Republicans in office, he says.
He swings and misses! Two outta three ain't bad, though...
“President Obama’s policies continue to cost millions of Americans jobs and access to health care,” McCain says in the email.
Another rare moment of clarity from the old guy...
“When the world needs American leadership, our President fails to lead. As a result, friends and foes alike are coming to see America as weak, unreliable and lacking credibility. Americans deserve better.”
Fastball down the pipe, he swings, it's a high fly ball to deep left field -- this ball is long gone - home run!
The solution to curing America’s weakened image? More Republicans in office, he says.
Ouch. Missed that one by a mile!
“With conservative leaders, we can redirect our course,” McCain says.
CONSERVATIVE leaders -- that's a good start, but there are a lot of RINOs who will not follow. Besides, you were talking about REPUBLICANS, not CONSERVATIVES. Rarely do those two trains meet these days.
Piss off, McCain.
If Chris McDaniel can beat the GOPe fraud in MS, then I guarantee you McCain will lose his primary. Same tactics.
Poor Juan. Why do you embarrass yourself so. He’s like the idiot uncle that everyone tries to respect but who says such stupid things, one can’t help giggling loud enough for him to hear.
Hey John, don’t you remember when you said that we should not fear an Obama presidency should he win the 08 election? You’re an idiot John, why should we listen to you or give our conservative money to the likes of you or your RINO kind?
Mississippi changed everything.
FUGOP!
Most importantly we need someone monitoring donations in case they do get a flood of these. They're sure the hell never going to report it.
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