McCain breaks away as critical support eludes Hayworth

Arizona Capitol Times ^ | July 2, 2010 | Jeremy Duda

[BuckeyeTexan]

I didn’t compare McCain to Reagan. J Edgar commented that McCain’s push for Amnesty was treasonous. I asked if he felt the same about Reagan’s actions in signing the Immigration Reform and Control Act. He said yes.

[mkjessup]

To: SoCalPol
“What are you doing? Why are you doing this? JD Hayworth is a good man...he has nothing to do with Chris Simcox. Please...stop it and let AZ decide. I thought you were better than this.”
99 posted on Tuesday, July 06, 2010 8:51:58 AM by Hildy “”
No Hildy. SoCalPol has posted these LIES at least a dozen times in the past few months. I know this because I have seen them myself.

I remember a time when repeated trolling and the posting of obvious lies like that would result in a permanent banning but I guess that doesn't apply any more as the "lies just keep on comin'" from SoCalPol.

[Terry Mross]

More and more each day I lose hope for this country. When people like McCain keep getting re-elected it’s one more nail in the coffin. It will take more than a bunch of rino’s to pull this nation from the abyss.

And with islamabama’s promise to keep Israel “secure” today just “secured” the American Jew votes this November.

[ash-housewares]

I am not from this fine, fine state, and I don’t know much about Hayworth (vague impression that is mostly favorable). I would say leave this to the Arizonans. It cannot be too surprising when D.C. droids endorse the quintessential “Senator from Russell-Hart-Dirksen”

And give Palin a break. In life sometimes you have to return a compliment

[mkjessup]

And give Palin a break. In life sometimes you have to return a compliment

Is it more important to stand up for conservative principles and values, or more important to scratch the back of a liberal-progressive RINO dirtbag?

This is more than "returning a compliment", Sarah Palin is on record as saying that she "shares John McCain's vision for America" and you can bet the rent that 'vision' is NOT a conservative vision.

What Sarah Palin has done, with her support for McCain, McCain's crony in California Carly Fiorina, her support for Lindsey Gramnesty in South Carolina, her public statements of support for Michael Steele, etc., has established that she is (to paraphrase from J.D. Hayworth's campaign theme), an "inconsistent conservative".

You can't support some conservative candidates one day, and 'Rat-enabling RINO-bastards the next, if a person can't stand up for what is right all the time, what damn good are they?

[ash-housewares]

Who are you yelling at? Hell, I’d probably vote for J.D. But it’s not my call.

Where did they dig up this Napolitano freak, is what I want to know

[Taxman]

None of that matters!

All that matters is that McShame has continuously voted against the best interests of the USA, and does not deserve re-election!

[Taxman]

None of that matters!

All that matters is that McShame has continuously voted against the best interests of the USA, and does not deserve re-election!

[mkjessup]

Who are you yelling at? Hell, I’d probably vote for J.D. But it’s not my call.

I'm not yelling at you personally I'm yelling in general because too many people buy into this whole "Sarah has to repay McCain" mee-mee when all it really means is that Sarah put personal loyalty above her own allegiance to the Constitution, which McCain p*sses on every chance he gets.

Where did they dig up this Napolitano freak, is what I want to know.

Former Governor of Arizona, she's a 'Rat, was more than happy to join the illegal 0bamunist regime.

[Forty-Niner]

“He’s not a traitor. He may be many other things, but he’s not a traitor.”

Read my post again! I would never call McCain a traitor, and didn’t in my post to you....McCain is merely a huge disappointment....

“McCain had a choice to come home early because of his family’s military status. He didn’t.”

Yes, I know about the NV offer, but for him to have accepted that offer would have ruined him in the Navy careerwise. He would have been forever shunned by his fellow officers for not keeping faith with his fellow POWs. McCain knew that. As I said no real choice........You/we give him too much credit.

[Arizona Carolyn]

Too bad the tea party didn’t decide to support JD here in Arizona, it could have offset the appearance Palin made for McCain.

[Arizona Carolyn]

Was JD here in Havasu this weekend? I was gone but checked my paper(s) today and not a word about him in the paper... McCain seems to have our worthless mayor in his back pocket and is the only one getting any news here.

[BuckeyeTexan]

Yeah, I know you didn’t call him a traitor. I was just commenting about what others were saying.

I’m not going to defend McCain’s “honor” anymore. I didn’t believe he was the kind of traitor who violated his allegiance to our country, but clearly - I. GOT. SCHOOLED.

... and smacked by JimRob himself. So, I’ll just shut hell up about McCain.

[Jim Noble]

I have never believed McCain could lose, and I’m VERY worried about Crist winning. If Specter and Bennett could run independent, I’d be worried about them winning, too.

Trucons had better cop on. November is for all the marbles.

Don’t screw it up.

[Jim Robinson]

Apparently, the self-appointed Tea Party “leaders” in Arizona have absolutely no clue to what the Tea Party actually stands for. TARP (which McCain supports to the hilt and which cost him the election and us our freedom) is the tyrannical last straw that sparked the movement.

McCain is enemy number one to the true independent conservative grassroots Tea Partiers. The rest are imposters.

[Jim Noble]

JR is an outstanding patriot and FR is the leading voice of conservatism, BUT...

There is no way on earth JD could be elected Senator in the general. The trucon theory is getting the perfect test in FL this November.

The problem is the voters.

[Gene Eric]

>> My point being; McCain could have used more ammunition against Obama - why didn’t he?

McCain is very happy as a Senator but liked the idea of playing POTUS. He had nothing to lose and was apparently indifferent to the concerns of “the Country” with his “hands across the isle” campaign.

AZ would be crazy to keep this guy in the race.

[Jim Robinson]

Yeah, well the same doom & gloom naysayers claimed Ronald Reagan was unelectable too. Damn the nattering nabobs of negativity, full speed ahead!!

Go, JD, GO!!

Rebellion is brewing!!

[stephenjohnbanker]

The fact is that with 6 million already spent on advertising, McCain hasn’t locked anything up here. Yes, McCain is ahead, but many of his voters are lukewarm, as opposed to Hayworth’s, who are deadly serious. August 24th is when we will find out how strong McCain is. I think his lead is still weak, and we could still prevail.

[rabscuttle385]

I would never call McCain a traitor

But I will.

McCain is a treasonous bastard who ought to get thrown out of office in the Republican primary next month, and if all else fails, in the general elections in November.