Hayworth takes his best shot at McCain in new TV ad

The Hill ^ | 7.23.10 | Sean Miller

[pissant]

Arizona Senate candidate J.D. Hayworth (R) launched his most aggressive attack of the primary campaign against Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) Friday.

The former congressman released his second TV ad of the race, which accuses McCain of supporting an “amnesty bill” for undocumented U.S. residents.

The ad features footage of McCain and President Obama talking about the effort to get immigration reform through the Senate.

“I helped author with Senator Kennedy comprehensive immigration reform and fought for it twice,” McCain says in the footage. It then transitions to Obama saying, “I stood with Ted Kennedy and John McCain and took on this tough issue.”

With immigration overshadowing the primary race, this ad is probably Hayworth’s best shot at closing the gap with the incumbent senator. Early voting, however, starts on July 29, which doesn’t give it much time to sink in.

The ad went up statewide Friday; it’s airing on broadcast and cable. It was produced by the Strategy Group for Media.

[1rudeboy]

Traitor. /s

[Randy Larsen]

When are YOU going to run!

You seem to have the fire in your heart...

Get off your fat ass and go for it!!!

[rbmillerjr]

All your Palin Bashing berongs to us.

There is nothing you can do about it.

All resistance to Palin is futile.

[rintense]

AJM: Yeah, well it seems California Republicans don’t bother to do any research beyond the commercials. Meg Whitman, at the same time she’s promising in her ads to crack down on the borders was crying about Arizona doing just that.

DH: I think in the end she endorsed the Arizona law.

AJM: I don’t think she did. I think you are thinking of the other gal. I know Fiorina did, after initially saying it had a “racial tone” to it.

DH: Well, she went back and forth on it, so maybe I don’t know what Whitman’s final position was.

AJM: You couldn’t tell from her ads. But Poizner was all over it. He thought that might be his opportunity to get some credibility.

So, not only is Duncan Hunter absolutely clueless regarding a major policy stance in a critical governor's race, Pissant softballed him on the follow up saying no one could tell what Whitman's stance was well before the primary.

Thank God for the canyon and lost signals, huh.

[jla]

Thank God for the canyon and lost signals, huh.

LOL

[Irish Eyes]

I hope that we see this ad soon. ,have not seen it yet. JD is stepping up with ads as McCain is starting to spend less. I hope that this works for JD. He really had no choice, money wise.

[pissant]

I’ll be sure to mail you if I need the retard vote

[pissant]

Funny what a multi-million dollar radio ad can do.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVheLuooLUw

[itsahoot]

Glenn Beck’s take on history is shaky, to say the least.

Yes, if it wasn't for all those pesky original documents David Barton comes up with, unless of course he is a forger.

[altura]

I said nothing about support for Hayworth or anyone else’s opinion.

I simply gave you some advice. If you are trying to garner support for Hayworth, which you seem to be doing, then why antagonize people.

For example, you’ve antagonized me by the irritating and irrelevant comment about my life.

Examine yours.

[Randy Larsen]

Make sure you can make a coherent email because we retards have a hard time reading emails from the ruling class .

[eyedigress]

pissant is just that, the ruling class came and went.

[pissant]

Barton is the same stooge who claimed to Beck and for the world to hear that wine and beer back in the days of the founders had next to no alcohol. He doesn’t know sh*t from shinola.

[pissant]

Your high opinion - apparently - of Palin, has no bearing whatsoever on anything I’ll ever think or any politician I ever will or will not support. Works better that way to figger things out for oneself.

[pissant]

LOL. Ruling class? You have your head stuck up the GOP rear end so far, apparently, you can’t even see your queen is an amnesty queen.

[latina4dubya]

Oh, that's easy..

i thought of a shorter route: John McCain to Sarah Palin (running mates) Sarah Palin to Alec Baldwin (SNL) Alec Baldwin to Kevin Bacon (She's Having a Baby)... 3 degrees to Kevin Bacaon haha! this is fun...

[itsahoot]

He doesn’t know sh*t from shinola.

Yes you are absolutely right. He is a lunatic, and you are the genius. I think the government uses velvet chains on their useful idiots, will you be getting those?

[ravingnutter]

I have not really been following "Duncan Who?" since he conveniently decide to retire about the same time that Brent Wilkes and the others were convicted in that case and the House moved to quash the subpoenas to protect the 12 House members that were under investigation. Given the timing, I figured he probably got immunity for talking to the FBI behind closed doors. But since you asked, I did a search and there are no updates on the FBI investigation on-line but that certainly doesn't mean he was cleared of involvement with the Cunningham/Wilkes case. However, the apple doesn't seem to fall far from the tree.

Duncan Hunter's earmarks benefit his son

[pissant]

LOL. How pathetic. A subpeona from a f***** idiot like Garagos equals an FBI investigation? You can’t possibly be this stupid. Actually, I take that back.

[ravingnutter]

I proved the FBI investigation a long time ago...in fact, you were specifically asking for an update on that specific FBI investigation, so don't act like you are obtuse...

According to published reports and congressional and law-enforcement sources who did not want to be identified discussing a sensitive investigation, the Feds are also reviewing Wilkes's ties to other powerful House leaders. Former GOP majority leader Tom DeLay, Armed Services Committee chairman Duncan Hunter and Appropriations Committee chairman Jerry Lewis all reportedly had dealings with Wilkes.

Newsweek/MSNBC

And good grief...when are you ever going to grow up and quit calling people names just because they don't agree with you?