[Mad Juan] McCain loses temper with Hispanic immigration activists

Hot Air ^ | 2009-04-03 | Ed Morrissey

[rabscuttle385]

When we remind people that elections have consequences, we’re usually talking about the outrage that comes from appointments to the executive and judicial branches. They have other consequences on policy and legislative priorities, as John McCain “forcefully” reminded Hispanic immigration activists at a meeting last month. National Journal reports on the fallout today.

[SpaceBar]

John McCain, male prostitute.

[bill1952]

it might be a good idea for conservative Republicans to force the immigration issue to the fore, ahead of the 2010 midterms.

I think that we will lose the votes and amnesty will be done.
Nothing matters after that.

[oneamericanvoice]

The man is a disgrace. More than Obama? So you must be really happy with Obama.

[Sloth]

I consider them pretty much interchangeable.

[Guns]

[Tennessee Nana]

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

It’s not as though McCain wasnt warned...

[oneamericanvoice]

You’ve got to be kidding?!? While there are issues that I disagree with that Senator McCain on, there is nothing that I agree with Obama on. McCain is nothing like Obama.

[Guns]

Just losing the tempers that Americans refuse to lose.

[Oldpuppymax]

And what exactly was Juan mad about...the fact that Hussein will now get credit for giving 50 million mexicans a right to vote (legally, that is) not him! So how did that betray conservatives and bend-over-for-the-illegals, election strategy turn out, Juan??!!

[DirtyHarryY2K]

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[TomGuy]

That condemnation would cover at LEAST 80% of the assholes in Congress today.....

And yet, just like in 2008, some 80-90% of the incumbents will get re-elected.

Most think their guy is okay; it's all the others that are the problem.

In reality, they all get Potomac fever after a few years in Washington.

[uglybiker]

...against the very party you claim to represent ...

F--- the party! He went against the constituents of Arizona who put him in office!

[Thombo2]

What a coincidence....rino Mel was there too.Losers.

[calcowgirl]

So was Thune. Is he another amnesty guy?

[HiJinx]

Ping!

[cricket]

The man is a disgrace.

His 'disgrace pales' when next to Obama. . .

[yorkie]

Hi, UB! He has never even considered that he had 'constituents' - just takes the guaranteed salary every year, and does what will make him look 'taller' (to himself).

[raybbr]

McCain's message was obvious, the source continued: After bucking his party on immigration, he had no sympathy for Hispanics who are dissatisfied with President Obama's pace on the issue.

You are missing what McCain was angry about. McCain is saying to the hispanics that if they had elected him amnesty would be much further along by now.

So, in a way Obama is better than McCain.

[OB1kNOb]