[txrefugee]

Why don’t the “Republicans’ in AZ just admit they are Democrats and leave the GOP? They add absolutely no value to the party.

[Jane Long]

Why don’t the “Republicans’ in AZ just admit they are Democrats and leave the GOP? They add absolutely no value to the party.

And they can take Juan McShamnesty with 'em!

[Cheerio]

Why don’t the “Republicans’ in AZ just admit they are Democrats and leave the GOP?

NO, we are not RATS!!!! I did leave the GOP in 2006 during the Bush regime - you know that regime that would not defend anything it stood for while the RAT party continued it's full frontal attach on Bush.

I still usually vote with the GOP but do not support the GOP party and wish it would just roll over, die, and go the way of the Whigs.

[County Agent Hank Kimball]

"Why don’t the “Republicans’ in AZ just admit they are Democrats and leave the GOP? They add absolutely no value to the party."

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I'd like to know iwhat percentage of the GOP vote in Arizona is LDS. I wouldn't be surprised if it approached 20%, in which case you can give Myth about 18% from LDS voters alone (assuming he gets 90% of the LDS vote, which he's been doing). That means if he just gets 30% of the remaining 80% of the electorate, he'll be sitting on about 42% overall....tough to overcome.

Hank

[Mr Rogers]

“Why don’t the “Republicans’ in AZ just admit they are Democrats and leave the GOP?”

Because I’m a Republican in AZ, and I’ve voted against John McCain, and will vote for Santorum tomorrow. We’ve had some significant wins here in AZ - Constitutional Carry of guns, and the 1070 Illegal Immigration bill. How is Texas doing on those issues?

But most voters base their vote on name recognition. That is why Congress has approval ratings in the toilet, but incumbents have a 95% reelection rate.

Add in lots of Mormons in AZ, and Santorum’s lack of money, and Mitt’s lead here isn’t surprising.