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To: Once-Ler

“If Hayworth thought he could take on McCain without getting bloodied he is stupid. I don’t think Hayworth is stupid. I don’t think Hayworth ever intended to win...he just needed money to pay his lawyer bills from the Abramoff scandals.”

Au contraire, my friend. McAmnesty is bloodying himself.

Let McAmnesty call half of the Arizona legislature radical zealots for wanting to require proof of eligibiity in future elections. What do you think prompted that?

This election is going to be fun.

Support J. D. Hayworth for Senate.

Send Juan McAmnesty to Tijuana for a long overdue vacation.

JDforSenate.com


36 posted on 02/24/2010 1:52:10 PM PST by SharpRightTurn (White, black, and red all over--America's affirmative action, metrosexual president.)
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To: SharpRightTurn
McCain was elected to the US Senate for the 4th time in 2004 with 77% of the vote. This was long past CFR, and his opposition to some of the Bush taxcuts. McCain's views on immigration were no secret either.

The new media ( Rush, Hannety, Ingrahm, Levin, Savage, FR, blogs, Foxnews )hit McCain with everything they had to keep him from the GOP nomination in 2008. Conservatives failed.

...but you think a big spending congressman/lobbiest sock-puppet, who couldn't win re-election in his little district, and proof of eligibility issue is gonna be right combination to take down McCain? Dream the dream friend.

In 2006, when dozens of Hayworth's AZ GOP colleagues were avoiding his Abramoff loving butt McCain came out and endorsed him McCain backs Hayworth but gets grief for endorsing Minuteman Graf

40 posted on 02/24/2010 2:52:56 PM PST by Once-Ler (ProLife ProGun ProGod ProSoldier ProBusiness Republican To The Core)
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