Most of the GOP primaries are over—doesn’t this money go for the general election?
Maybe Mrs. Palin could have a chat with her good friend McQueeg, whom she endorsed in his primary re-election bid, and suggest the best way for that money to be spent.
make it public
Mr. Campaign Finance Reform at his finest. McCain is a cancer on America...
It is becoming VERY clear that the Democrats will hold the McCain seat one way or another...
Love that Campaign Finance Reform. Too much money in politics, eh Senator. What a joke.
McMenace sucks. ESAD McAmnesty.
Good. Lets make McLame spend every last dime so that he is irrelevant next go round. This man is going to be a Rino cancer in the party if we can’t get some conservative blood in there to help DeMint.
McCain will only give if he gets.
He is looking to use the money to buy something for his own poer.
Perhaps the senate majority leader.
“Republicans looking for avenues to make up the expected Democratic fundraising advantage in this year’s fall campaign are hoping McCain will be as generous with his compliance account as President George W. Bush was with his.”
Basing my comment on the speculative concept that George Soros, and his machine, money, etc. was responsible for the sudden, head spinning rejuvenation of the McPain campaign in I believe it was early 2008, I’d believe the permission to transfer the remaining funds would be his decision to make.
Yes indeed “RINOs” who have now earned their party’s nominations like Jesse Kelly, Todd Young, Adam Kinzinger, Joe Miller, Sharron Angle, Marco Rubio, Pat Toomey, etc. if the NRCC and NRSC get ahold of some of this money for the general election and possibly be able to expand their targeted races if they get the extra cash on hand...but that would require McCain not to be selfish and hold onto this for his own personal campaign. I’m surprised he had this much cash raised for that “compliance fund” since it could not be used on regular campaign expenditures since he took the matching funds.
You have a problem. Day after day, we see you posting ravage attacks on McCain even with the primary long over, even posting an article then an attack on him for supporting Barbara Boxer’s opponent every bit as vicious as though he was supporting Boxer herself.
I don’t like McCain either. I didn’t vote for him in the primary even though by the time the presidential campaign got to my state it had been long decided who the nominee would be and I could have voted for him as a showing of strength for our eventual candidate, but I could not bring myself to do it. That said, I did not allow my disapproval of his nomination consume and control my entire life. My preferred candidate did not win the primary for Senate in my own state this year - you do not see me posting articles attacking him on a daily basis.
You appear to have become so consumed with hate for another human being you cannot let it go. Your editorializing of headlines has also not been entirely accurate, as it is here. You have been consumed so much by your anger that you are starting to epitomize yourself the things you claim to dislike about McCain’s character.
Move on with life. That doesn’t mean change your impression of McCain...but don’t allow it to control everything you are doing. There are big battles to fight - quit dwelling on the lost battle of the past. There are positive things you could be doing with your passion and energy and that would not only be better for the country, but for you personally. You aren’t hurting McCain - you are only hurting yourself at this point.
The rest of his 2008 funds went to elect a Marxist.
Hey there, George commie Soros may want that money back.
“Republicans looking for avenues to make up the expected Democratic fundraising advantage in this year’s fall campaign are hoping McCain will be as generous with his compliance account as President George W. Bush was with his.
One Republican consultant advising Congressional candidates said McCain “could, and should,” transfer the money to the National Republican Congressional Committee and National Republican Senatorial Committee.
The Democratic National Committee has budgeted $50 million for the midterm elections, including $30 million for GOTV and $20 million in cash to distribute to state parties, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee. The RNC does not have the resources to compete with the DNC’s budget, leaving GOP operatives and the party’s two campaign committees looking for other fundraising options. “
First of all, it doesn’t say anywhere that the funds would go to “RINO”-s — it says it would help Republicans be competitive against Democrats.
What would you like McCain to do with the money?
Do you object to helping Republicans defeat Democrats and take over Congress?