Guess who just happens to have a residence in Arizona?
Posted on 02/04/2015 5:09:29 AM PST by cotton1706
Washington — John McCain might want to watch his back.
The Republican senator from Arizona says he’s leaning toward running for reelection next year. And if he does, the Club for Growth is on the case. The club is famous for backing successful conservative primary challengers to more-moderate Republicans, such as Sen. Richard Lugar (R) of Indiana in 2012.
Two conservative House Republicans are eyeing a possible challenge to Senator McCain, and the club’s new president sounds interested.
“We will watch that carefully,” David McIntosh, the new president of the Club for Growth, told reporters Tuesday at a breakfast hosted by The Christian Science Monitor. “We’ll look at John’s record and his score.”
The club scores all members of the Senate on how conservative they are, and will release those scores in “a few weeks,” says Mr. McIntosh, a former GOP House member from Indiana. In addition, the club will look to see if a credible challenger emerges. Arizona Republican Reps. Matt Salmon and David Schweikert have both expressed interest.
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May?
Good. It is long past time for Johnny McInsane to retire and go bCk to Arizona. He can also take along his dimwit daughter Megaton.
“Good. It is long past time for Johnny McInsane to retire and go bCk to Arizona. He can also take along his dimwit daughter Megaton.”
Wonder if she is contemplating a senate run?
Guess who just happens to have a residence in Arizona?
If I recall, the last time he was challenged he spent $21 melon of his own money and won the primary.
Please!!!
Fyi ping.
Wouldn't that be grand. McCain has lost his marbles (or strawberries).
Get rid of Flake too.
I would hope that they primary the old fool.
Melons you say?
I’ve got a $22.00 melon - take THAT!
That would be so much fun!
Run Joe Arpaio.
3 to be exact, counting the one precariously balanced on her shoulders.
Run Joe Arpaio.
He would be 84 close to 85 when he was sworn in. Of course we want him to live forever, but that is not going to happen.
How about Sherriff Babeau - he’s great IMHO, though maybe he helps a more in AZ
Show me some conservative credentials and I’ll write a check!
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