Time to DUMP McCain

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Permalink Reply by Robert on February 7, 2010 at 10:33am

I've wanted to dump McCain since he was pushing that awful Mass Amnesty for Illegal Alien bill in Congress in 2007. McCain is a progressive when it comes to social issues.

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Permalink Reply by Judson Johnson on February 7, 2010 at 12:02pm

The Tea Party and Constitutionalists in this country need a litmus test for candidates in the upcoming 2010 elections. One item, that is very telling on any candidates are their views, support and and possible membership in the Council on Foreign Relations. This group rabidly support a one world government, weakening or destruction of US sovereignty, open borders,and complete support for the UN. Any candidate running for US Congress, or the US Senate should be questioned and their answer documented, and subsequently printed, as verification that their loyalty lies with "We the people", rather than the CFR. Another litmus test is their standing on Illegal alien amnesty. Make them go on record as to their support or opposition to this issue. I, for one, will not support any candidate that supports the views of the CFR or supports amnesty for illegal aliens.

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Permalink Reply by Jason R. Manning on February 7, 2010 at 12:14pm

I agree with Judson, as far as McCain goes, he is running an aggresive smear campaign in AZ against J.D. Hayworth. It's sad that McCain has no stomach to take on Obama, but McCain will gladly trash a fellow Republican who is far more conservative than himself. McCain only proves that he is no different than the career politicians he claims to fight. McCain will say anything now to win another term. I wish Palin would drop her support for him, she doesn't owe him anything anymore. I wrote his staff a note the other day reminding him that he only recieved my families vote because he was the only one left standing vs. Obama. This time around it will be different.

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Permalink Reply by Bob Bowman on February 7, 2010 at 1:04pm

When McCain and Kyle were for the illegal aliens amnesty, I wrote both of them that they would never get my vote again. True they changed their colors with all of the opposition, but they both need to find new jobs. I'll never vote for them again.

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Permalink Reply by JA13 on February 7, 2010 at 4:34pm

And your response plays into the topic how?

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Permalink Reply by Rosey on February 7, 2010 at 5:20pm

Yea, the 'ol "home boy" needs to ride off into the purple sunset. He will not get my vote again. Somewhere along the line MaC got his wires crossed and became a Progressive. I do not want amnesty for illegals. I want people to enter this country LEGALLY like my grandparents did in the early 1900's when they came over from Sicily. I want the border closed. I email MaC's office in Phoenix and NEVER get a reply. "The knife" is a war hero and I thank him for his service during the Vietnam War. But its time to move along.

God bless the USA and keep us all safe.

Rosey
Phoenix, Arizona

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Permalink Reply by Ralph Tankersley on February 7, 2010 at 10:27pm

I agree: We will never clean up Washington until we get the liberals out of the Republican party. This is the reason why, the more things change, the more the stay the same. There should only be two parties in this country, liberal democrats and conservative republicans. In this manner people would have an honest choice when they go to the polls and vote, and they would know precisely what they are voting for:

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Permalink Reply by Ralph Tankersley on February 7, 2010 at 10:44pm

I agree, McCain should withdraw now, and remain an American hero, instead of an American traitor. If their is any decency left in him, this is what he should do. We do not need a Republican senator in congress who reaches across the isle to the liberals/socialist who are trying to destroy our country. Go John go!!!

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Permalink Reply by Janette on February 8, 2010 at 12:18am

People like McCain seem to be so utterly sheltered and have such soft lives that reality is simply not in their life experience. There are so many who think as he does and most of them have seldom spoken, in a humble way, of being grateful for what they have. Seldom, if ever, is any sense of humility or wonder or just plain enjoyment shown in their words or mannerisms.

We certainly know there are progressives who eat, breath & sleep the destruction of freedom and truly hate anyone who is not in complete alignment with them. Does McCain fit that description? I don't think so. But I do believe that he and others like him, Gingrich comes to mind, are so detached from American reality as to be essentially useless to anyone but themselves. Out of touch doesn't even begin to describe it.

These people seem to spend their days immersed in themselves and their petty concerns, their next self-promotional project and protecting, at any cost, their positions, with no thought at all as to how these brattish tactics affect the country they imagine they lead. Their sense of self-importance is boring and tiresome.

The direction the country is going in has no room for these characters and no room for the diehard progressives. Too bad for them that the current will leave them behind. That will be good for us and for America.

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Permalink Reply by Henry Wallace on February 8, 2010 at 5:39am

Melinda said, “Lately he looks pretty defeated ,and loved by neither side …”

“Guys it doesn't matter to them if McCain wins or loses ,in fact McCain has been trying to make up for things by opposing Obama at every turn now, the only one who has face to face…”

“Off Camera he is saying he is tired and wants to go Home now .”

In my opinion, McCain can no longer carry the NEW Republican flag for us. Just too tired, old, and self-centered. My Dad is 93, and I see it in him, too…

I SUPPORT SARAH SO FAR. In my opinion her supporting McCain does not besmirch HER, but it DOES besmirch McCain by his needing her support. I think the RNC asking Sarah to support McCain was a “fool’s errand”. The RNC expects McCain to lose, but meantime Sarah gets some TV facetime as she stumps for McCain.

Sarah is young, strong and Principled. She can hardly get through a sentence without mentioned the Constitution. I think she GETS IT ! What her role in the new Republican leadership will be, I don’t know. She says she does not know either.

So please, send your emails to McCain and all his Senate staffers, asking him to withdraw NOW. Please be kind, but please be firm.

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Permalink Reply by Henry Wallace on February 8, 2010 at 9:43am

Tea Party Unofficial Resignation Dinner for John McCain somewhere in Arizona??

I just posted this message to Darla (she lives in Arizona):

Darla:

Would you be willing to get behind a Tea Party Unofficial Resignation Dinner for John McCain somewhere in Arizona??

I’m thinking of maybe a $5 a plate dinner of beans and rice to show how POOR obama has made us. In a free Hall, or maybe a cheap for-rent hall. I’ll contribute the first $100 if that would help.

We could invite many speakers, but not expect many to show up. We could provide our own speakers, to sincerely thank Senator McCain for his many years of Service. We could offer the Senator many “gag gifts” for use in his retirement years.

The point would be to show the mainstream media and the RNC that we are not satisfied with McCain having another term.

It would be a LOT of work for you or your Teaparty friends in Arizona. I live in Florida, don’t travel well, so could not help much on the ground.

What do you think??

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Permalink Reply by Judy on February 10, 2010 at 8:55am

How about a tent?

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