I think JD made a strategic mistake by ignoring Deakin, and just attacking Juan. He should have agreed with Deakin more, to co-opted him, and gain the vote of his supporters, then moved to marginalize Juan with direct quotes from his Presidential Campaign, and support for TARP. I came away disappointed in JD's performance and strategy. JD should have mentioned Juan's Soros funding too.
“I liked Deakin even though he was not polished.”
Geez, you must not have had your glasses on, your hearing aide turned up, or your brain cells activated tonite.
>> I think JD made a strategic mistake by ignoring Deakin, and just attacking Juan.
Are you suggesting that JD should not stay focused on the real challenger and act as if Deakin actually had a chance - to reach across the isle in a “my friend” kinda’ way?
Is AZ just looking for another pretender?
Please. We’re talking about our Liberties, not a lunch date.