[goldstategop]

The McSayennedy Demopublicans.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." - Manuel II Palelologus

[Kakaze]

In South Carolina, Mr. Graham faces re-election next year, but Republican officials there said he is unlikely to face a primary challenger.

Why in the hell not!

They can't find one man to run against linsey graham, or is it they don't want to find someone. If there ever was an example of the system being broken this is it.

[gotribe]

is damaging Arizona Sen. John McCain and South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham among conservative Republicans.

[Dahoser]

McCain and Graham were already quite damaged before this began. Very hard to find conservatives who have anything nice to say about those two.

Instead, it's the likes of John Kyl, and Presidente Jorge Boosh, who wasn't called that in my house until this bill, who are the real damaged ones.

[samtheman]

When Bush Sr. awarded the 2003 George Bush Award for Excellence in Public Service to the fat murderer from Massachusetts he practically dry-humped him with a gushing display of obsequious love.

But then, the Bush’s always do seem to get a pass for the slavish deference they’re willing to pay to leftists and to leftist ideas.

[Joe Boucher]

I know I’m going to actively work aganst my Senator Mel Martinez who also is the head of the G.O.P.
I sent him an e-mail stating my disdain for his support of the amnesty deal and he sent me a request for a donation to the national party.
Screw you Mel.

[Virginia Ridgerunner]

In South Carolina, Mr. Graham faces re-election next year, but Republican officials there said he is unlikely to face a primary challenger.

This is unacceptable! SC's State GOP Convention needs to get rid of Goober and field someone else worthy of the office with strong Conservative credentials.

[gotribe]

I want to see a bill that does one this first: secure the borders, tighten them down, no one comes in without papers. Where is this bill?

[FreedomPoster]

>>”John McCain has always prided himself as a man who marches to the beat of a different drummer,” Mr. Tancredo told The Times yesterday. “How depressing to learn that the drummer is Ted Kennedy.”

Doh! That’s gonna leave a mark.

[Yankee]

It ain’t over folks. Fox is reporting that that the “Repubican negotiators” are pushing to bring it back in a couple of weeks.

We have work to do. We need to keep hammering away at our Senators. This fight has just begun.

[Wolfie]

They’ll be re-elected. Count on it.

[Red_Devil 232]

The article is misleading when it says this "-- which was blocked by a Senate filibuster last night --"!

It was not a filibuster. It was a failed cloture vote.

[So Circumstanced]

The amnesty exhibit is the most flagrant abuse of public trust by the legislature in my lifetime.

The Senators displaying even the least bit squishyness on the subject have drawn indelible messy marks of disgrace upon themselves.

[detch]

“Amnesty John” is toast.

Fred Thompson is going to sweep into the lead by Labor Day, and he’ll ride the “security first” train to victory next year.

Harry Reid saying it was President Bush’s fault just helped Thompson more than anything.

[PBRSTREETGANG]

An immigration alliance with Democratic Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts is damaging Arizona Sen. John McCain and South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham among conservative Republicans.

And it should make the Bush family damaged goods for the rest of time.

[freekitty]

Wonder what Lindsay Graham was threatened with when he was one of the 13 Senators who fought to get Clinton impeached? That must have been one hell of a FBI file or whattever for him to turn so completely.

[blam]

It's with pride that I can say I have two senators serving me: Jeff Sessions & Richard Shelby.

Elections are important.

[caver]

“Arizona Sen. John McCain and South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham among conservative Republicans.”

Since when did these two become conservative Republicans?

[Savage Beast]

"...McCain and Graham are out of touch with the people of South Carolina."

Not just that. They're out of touch with reality!

And not just them! It's Saxby Chambliss, Johnny Isakson, the rest of these jerks--and especially George Bush! It is high time to question their judgment!

Seeking guidance from Teddy Kennedy--of all people??? If they're willing to risk only their own necks by deferring to that klunk that's their business--but the United States!?!! The American people!?!! The future of our children!?!!

Saxby Chambliss' famous words are going to come back to haunt him.

[AlaskaErik]

"John McCain has always prided himself as a man who marches to the beat of a different drummer," Mr. Tancredo told The Times yesterday. "How depressing to learn that the drummer is Ted Kennedy."

McCain is finished now. He will never be President, except in his dreams.