[70th Division]

It is just a herd of RINO’S. They will go away.

[353FMG]

PUBs tend to self-destruct, every time.

[fightinJAG]

I dunno, maybe it will be a blow to Mitt Romney’s camp?

What I do know is that there are many pols and political analysts that haven’t quite caught on that the times, they are a-changing.

[molybdenum]

Let’s not forget Juan’s latest outrage, his control-freak frenzy to make vitamin/food supplements illegal & under the control of the FDA: http://www.prisonplanet.com/mccain-bill-threatens-access-to-vitamins-and-supplements.html

[TypeZoNegative]

No, they have it confused. Conservatives told McCain and Rommney to blow them.

[dforest]

Well, all the GOP heroes are supporting McLame. Makes you wonder doesn’t it?

[BarnacleCenturion]

"Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, perhaps Hayworth's highest-profile ally in the state, previously was Romney's honorary Arizona campaign chairman, going so far as to stump for Romney and against McCain in the key early presidential-race states of Iowa and New Hampshire.

Arpaio said Romney's decision to back McCain won't diminish his respect for him.

Meanwhile, a Facebook group called "Mitt Romney Supporters for J.D. Hayworth" as of late Friday had 137 members, including Hayworth himself."

Interesting...

[mkjessup]

Mitt Romney's pick of John McCain a blow to J.D. Hayworth camp

I don't think so, only if the Hayworth camp is comprised of Log Cabin Republicans, which it definitely is NOT.

[Walkingfeather]

Romney just wrote his political death certificate. In the climate of today that is the stupidest move a republican could make.

[taraytarah]

The lines are being drawn, Juan. No more mavericks.

[freekitty]

I doubr that.

[Once-Ler]

Romney, Palin, and Scott Brown all know the outcome of this primary. Even Jim DeMint won’t throw money away on JD.

“We’re a small organization with a limited budget. There’s an awful lot of places where our presence would be needed and can really make a difference. We don’t see this Arizona race as one where we need to be actively involved. It’s hard for us to believe that J.D. Hayworth could mount a credible challenge to John McCain. Obviously, we’ll watch the race. But J.D. had a fairly short, undistinguished congressional career with virtually no initiative on his part. I just don’t see any reason why we should be concerned about that race.” -— former House Majority Leader Dick Armey, R-Texas, FreedomWorks’ chairman

[big'ol_freeper]

RE: Mitt Romney's pick of John McCain a blow to J.D. Hayworth camp

Frankly I am confused...while I suspected Romney had kneepads was it McCain or J.D. who he used them on?

[SharpRightTurn]

Now if Hayworth can just figure out how to get Olympia Snowe and and Susan Collins to endorse McAmnesty . . . .

Send McAmnesty to the old folks home shuffleboard tournament.

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