Posted on 05/16/2010 11:47:16 AM PDT by pissant
I was readying to write about an immigration article I found interesting and then a TARP article I found depressing, but then I realized that both articles were actually about John McCain and I could cover them in one post.
The first is by Joanna Lydgate, and it examines the border-security bill McCain is pushing now that he's decided to stop supporting the comprehensive approach to immigration reform that he once understood to be necessary. It includes an expansion of Project Streamline, a policy aimed at criminally prosecuting and imprisoning every illegal immigrant picked up by authorities. Lydgate, who's studied Operation Streamline, has found the program to be a mess: It forces the legal system to spend its time on nonviolent offenders and erodes its capacity to focus on violent offenses.
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Either Arizona is overloaded with RINOS or Juan is fooling someone. I’m still pulling for J.D. Hayworth to kick his ass, however. If he is re-elected there is only one thing I know for sure: He will screw us again.
Clever and Accurate! Great tune!
Flush the John! McCain’s Got to Go!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJobkdeho88
GO JD!!
Amen to that!
Juan will be right back in there pitching amnesty as soon as he’s been re-elected. As if THAT should shock anyone.
WHERE IS THE MEDIA OR JD ASKING WHAT IS MCCAIN’S CURRENT STANCE ON AMNESTY AND MAKE HIM CLARIFY HIS “ITS NOT AMNESTY” BS? HOLD HIS FEET TO THE FIRE AND MAKE HIM COMMIT NOW!
The problem is that our primaries (except Libertarians, who sued to stop it) are open. Anyone can vote in them, and McCain may draw enough aisle crossers to defeat JD. The state party was working a lawsuit to change the policy in time for the primary August 24, but they've put that on hold, no doubt due to back room sleaze and payoffs from the master, Juan "Lettuce" McShame.
Right. Hayworth might win, but if he doesn’t, it would very likely be due to crossover mischief, just like the 08 prez primary.
Exactly. And you’ll notice how the aisle-crossing ankle-grabbing Constitution-shredding mendacious asshat McShame is always the “Republican” beneficiary of it.
Yeah, but Hayworth has the issues on his side. AZ is 70% in agreement. If he can expose McStain as Johnny-come-lately, he has an excellent chance.
And that's Arizona as a whole. Registered Republicans are probably 95-5 on that issue. And even with the open primary, voters should be more Republican than the state at large. Some of those libs want to vote in their own primary. You've given me a glimmer of hope, Art. Thanks.
Yeah, glimmer. I have no clue what the primary for rats is like right now.
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