His comment about being recognized by people from other states is very telling. He is star-struck...with himself. All these years of obscurity and suddenly he's famous. It won't last but he's thrilled now and refuses to let it go. Or to see its real origins.
The funny part is that the only reason why he got national exposure is because Arnold Schwarzenneger was in the debate. Yet Tom thinks that alll the attention and fuss was over him.
Anyways, I find it it very ironic that Tom was in Colorado to accept money from many of the "country club going, cocktail swilling conservatives" that he so claims to oppose. :^)
It's such delicious irony.
You're right. McClintock and I may share a conservative philosophy, but he has, like the most recent former president, put self-interest and ego above tens of millions of party members thereby providing support, albeit indirectly, to the opposing party in a major election -- an election that McClintock clearly cannot win.
As a result of his disloyalty, McClintock should consider turning in his Republican credentials. To acknowledge his egoism, McClintock should consider replacing the last two letters of his last name with an "n".
Ah, what the he#!. We're going to win this election despite McClintock's behavior.