Keyword: jdhayworth
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J.D. Hayworth was a Conservative Arizona Congressman from 1995 to 2007. 60 years old. Trump supporter.He ran against McCain in the Republican primary in 2010 and tried to rid us of that scourge! If Senator Kyl resigns this January, or if he stay on until the 2020 election, J D. Hayworth may be a good replacement.
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See NewsMax TV video linked above.
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It looks like one of the North Carolina GOP Congressmen who voted against reelecting Rep. John Boehner (R-OH) as Speaker this year may get a primary challenge from the GOP establishment. (SNIP) Even after appointment as Secretary of Transportation in the administration of Republican Governor Pat McCrory, Tata has remained registered as an Unaffiliated voter. (SNIP) Wrenn is the same consultant who quarterbacked the election of Rep. Renee Ellmers (R-NC) , the most liberal Republican in the NC delegation, to Congress. (SNIP) Another area where Jones and Tata do not see eye to eye is immigration. Jones is the NC...
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More than 350,000 refugees in the United States are on food stamps, according the Congressional Research Service (CRS). In a memo to the Senate Judiciary Committee released Thursday but dated April 14, CRS offers data on Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) — or food stamps — and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) use among refugees. It also provided refugee benefit usage statistics for medical assistance, cash assistance and public housing. In Fiscal Year 2013, there were about 353,000 refugees on SNAP. As of December 2014, 55,000 refugees, asylees, and other similar populations receiving payments from SSI, the memo reveals.
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Washington D.C. - The nation’s largest Tea Party group announced today the creation of its new advocacy arm — the first of its kind. With over 600,000 members and over 1.3 million supporters on Facebook, TheTeaParty.Net has been a leading opponent of any legislation that increases taxes or raises the debt, including this week’s deal on the fiscal cliff.
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Gingrich supporter J.D. Hayworth says that his candidate still has an opportunity to reclaim frontrunner status. Click link to view video. And here is another interview from 2 days ago with Hayworth talking about the campaign and his endorsement of Newt: J.D. Hayworth takes the pulse of Arizona GOP voters http://current.com/shows/the-war-room/videos/j-d-hayworth-takes-the-pulse-of-arizona-gop-voters
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Former House member, Senatorial candidate and Phoenix radio/TV broadcaster Hayworth is tackling the 9am-noon time period at Cumulus Media's conservative talk KSFO. He jokes that "As a 'recovering' Congressman, I'll 'pull back the curtains' and explain why politicians do the things they do." The syndicated Rush Limbaugh is now across the street, at Clear Channel-owned "Newstalk 910." Effective today, 910 is changing call letters from KNEW to KKSF, sharing the calls (but not programming) with sister oldies KKSF-FM (103.7). Clear Channel is shifting the KNEW calls up to its 960, the former "Green 960" KKGN
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PHOENIX (AP) - Republican John McCain spent nearly $2.5 million during a two-month period ending on Sept. 30 in his bid to win a fifth term in the U.S. Senate. The figure includes spending made near the end of his campaign against primary challenger J.D. Hayworth and as his general election race against Democrat Rodney Glassman began.
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"Sir, you are precisely wrong there. The problem has come in what went on with federal housing and what went on with the concept of ignoring the laws of economics and indeed the so-called reform that you are touting. That reform is akin to giving a book of matches and a can of gasoline to a pyromaniac. It's not going to work. We're going to see corrective action taken on election day," JD Hayworth said.
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The Tea Party is expected to announce that former Rep. JD Hayworth (R-Ariz.) will become a national spokesperson for the movement, a source close to the matter told The Hill.
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John McCain met recently with the children of illegal aliens to discuss the Dream Act, among other aspects of amnesty. McCain sounded very tough on illegal immigration during his recent primary campaign but now he has won and is a shoo-in for reelection in November. Harry Reid has tacked the Dream Act onto a defense bill which will be voted on before the election. What do you think, Arizona? How will McCain vote? Note that McCain explains in the beginning that there are other senators who do not support the Dream Act and that will make passage difficult. He promises...
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PHOENIX (AP) - Arizona Sen. John McCain has agreed to a debate with former Tucson City Councilman Rodney Glassman and two minor-party challengers.
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PHOENIX—An ebullient John McCain celebrated his resounding GOP Senate primary win with Gov. Jan Brewer, Sen. Jon Kyl and the state’s Republican congressional delegation at a unity fundraiser Friday night. Conspicuously absent: former Rep. J.D. Hayworth, whom McCain soundly defeated Tuesday following a bitter and acrimonious campaign. Organizers said he received an invitation to the event, just as others losing candidates did, but Hayworth claims the opposite. “I never received an invitation – nothing ever crossed my desk,” the former six-term congressman told POLITICO Saturday.
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<p>Sen. John McCain acknowledged his primary rivals during his victory speech after winning Tuesday's Arizona Republican primary, but not warmly.</p>
<p>It took until the sixth paragraph of his acceptance speech, and his remarks notably mentioned his closest rival, J.D. Hayworth, last.</p>
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Two days after being trounced in the Arizona GOP Senate primary, former Rep. J.D. Hayworth still hasn’t called Sen. John McCain to congratulate him. And it’s not as if Tuesday night’s outcome was in doubt for very long. McCain eviscerated Hayworth by 24 percentage points and The Associated Press called the race not even a full two hours after the polls closed. The four-term senator quickly took the stage at the downtown Phoenix Convention Center to declare victory and make it an early night. But the McCain campaign is still a bit surprised it never heard from Hayworth, a former...
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Here is video of J.D. Hayworth in his concession speech last night, where he stopped his supporters from booing John McCain. Hayworth had told supporters that the people of Arizona had decided that “our senior Senator will move to enforce the border….” At that point, the crowd began to boo and groan, and Hayworth stopped them and said that “the time for derision during a campaign is over.” He went on to say he sincerely hopes McCain will do the things he has promised to do during the campaign.
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J.D. Hayworth gives a very classy concession Reagan-like speech to his conservative supporters. 7 minutes.
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PHOENIX -- For the first time in state history, Arizona is holding its primary elections in August. Experts predict between 20 and 25 percent of registered voters will go to the polls before they close at 7 p.m. Tuesday. They think the heat and humidity, which have put the Valley under an extreme heat warning, will keep some people home. "That certainly is going to discourage people from going to the polls," said Maricopa County Recorder Helen Purcell. News/Radio 92.3 KTAR's Jim Cross, out and about as the polls opened at 6 a.m., found illegal immigration and SB1070, the state's...
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Tuesday 24 August 2010 Alaska - Primary Arizona - Primary Florida - Primary Oklahoma - Runoff (US House CD 2-R, CD 5-R, Ins Comm-R) Vermont - Primary
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Get Out the Vote In Alaska Joe Miller for US Senate http://joemiller.us/ Donate and vote for him In Florida Marco Rubio https://www.marcorubio.com/primarymoneybomb/ For Governor Bill McCollom v Rick Scott - I believe most FReepers are supporting Bill. In Arizona JD Heywoth for US Senate http://www.jdforsenate.com/ Jan Brewer for Governor http://janbrewer.com/
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