According to Michele Malkin, McCain is funding RINO Crist in Florida, and Sarah Palin is helping him !

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Permalink Reply by Roboline on January 25, 2010 at 8:02pm

Making it all the more important that we....CONSERVATIVES......get Rubio elected and send the same message to the RINOs like Michael Steele and John McCain as was sent last week to Obama and the Democtats.....that it's no longer business aa usual for you career politicians.

McCain has a couple wrong choices on his PAC website, Mark Kirk in IL and Crist in FL. The Crist endorsement might be partly attributed to the fact that a lot of the establishment Republicans jumped on the Crist bandwagon when he announced. Now that he's plummeting in support, some of those early endorsements are reconsidering.

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Permalink Reply by Henry Wallace on January 26, 2010 at 4:06am

I sent this email yesterday.

Dear Senator McCain

It has recently come to my attention that you are actually financially supporting Crist for Senator from Florida.

http://www.onenewsnow.com/Perspectives/Default.aspx?id=865692

PLEASE DESIST IN THESE EFFORTS ! We want Marco Rubio as our Senator.

Please stop your meddling in Florida politics.

Sincerely,
Henry C. Wallace

McCain does not face his primary until next August.

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Permalink Reply by Connie G. DE. A&M POC on January 26, 2010 at 4:44am

Seems the same should be said to Sarah.

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Permalink Reply by Patty Parrett on January 26, 2010 at 4:19am

I met Marco and he looks you eye to eye when he talks to you. No staff or teleprompter to tell him what to say. All the money in the world from dear OLD McCain and democratic Orlando lawyers who are backing Crist won't ever buy him this election. Crist thought he had the republican primary won and hugged Obama and danced the conga line in the White House. Marco asked people to donate and make calls for Scott Brown even though he has small contributors compared to Crist's millions. Crist will help destroy America with his policies of Cap and Trade and taking as much stimulus money as he can get his hands on for projects like the train to nowhere that no one will ever ride.
There is only one man for the senate job in Florida and that is Marco Rubio - true fiscal and social conservative.
Please go to
www.marcorubio.com
and make a donation to help send a great patriot to Washington. He IS a man of and for the people.
Go Marco!!!!

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Permalink Reply by Don Kepus on January 26, 2010 at 9:47am

All you people need to take a close look at Mr. Rubio's voting record. It shows a propensity to spend money on pork as well. His record does not reflect true fiscal responsibility. For my money, I prefer a true fiscal conservative in Bob Smith. former New Hampshire Senator to the US Congress. I knew the man for over 30 years and have voted for him in every election while I was in NH. Check his record for fiscal responsibility. You won't go wrong. He does not lie like the other candidates about who and what they do. As to McCain, we need to send direct communication to entice him to defer helping Crist, who is a democrat by nature and ideas. Not a true republican. We don't need to post here, but to McCain direct..

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Permalink Reply by Roboline on January 26, 2010 at 8:34pm

Thsi goes to the issue of making gains in the right direction while admitting that we may not travel the entire distance in one swoop. Joseph Kennedy, the Libertarian candidate, might have been a better overall candidate in MA than Scott Brown, but Brown had the momentum and was better than Coakley and certainly better than anything that had come out of MA in over 40 years. Thus, we travel part of the distance to be where we want to be. Now, that's not to say we accept a RINO or moderate or McCain type candidate, but we have to look at where we can win our battles and what we can gain to move toward where we want to be. That said, while Rubio may have some issues, he is a FAR better candidate on most grounds than Crist....and he's got a momentum now that we must take advantage of, a la Scott Brown. A lot of people might be better than Rubio....Ronald Reagan would be better than Rubio......but he's not running. i don't recall seeing Bob Smith involved in the Florida Senate race. And you can send carrier pigeons to crap our message on McCain's head, but he's like George Bush and the rest of the establishment Republicans...he ain't listening to us. He has his own moderate agenda and the message we send to him is to beat his candidate (Crist) at the polls and encourage our compatriots to beat him in Arizona. Let's let John McCain join Arlen Spector in a rocking chair on the porch of the Old Politicians Home....drawing full salary and benefits on their retirement at the expense of us taxpayers..

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Permalink Reply by Patty Parrett on January 27, 2010 at 1:10am

Just FYI Joseph Kennedy was for repeal of the defense of marriage act, deregulation of marijuana, was wishy washy on the second amendment and was for ALL women being allowed to have any type of abortion just not paid for by the federal government. These facts were verified as correct with MAss Resistance staffers. So if this is what your goal of an ideal conservative candidate is then we aren't even on the same page because these are not policies most Americans can support. Most of Kennedy's policies were on his website but he managed to leave out his pro abortion stance. And maybe you should ask some of the people who emailed him to step aside what his staff did about this. Kennedy's staff response shows his true character. Don't judge someone based on what they put on a website.
And it will be a great day for Americans when Marco stands beside Scott in the senate. Latest poll Marco 47%/ Crist 44%
Go Marco!!!!!

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Permalink Reply by kckshrugged on February 2, 2010 at 8:27pm

I suggest we go to Sarah's PAC and let her know. I know if she was aware of Florida politics she would support Rubio over Crist.

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Permalink Reply by Mark Eckenrode - FL Dist 12 on February 3, 2010 at 11:48am

I f she doesn't know Florida politics, then she shouldn't have stuck her nose in it. I'm not a Palin fan at all.

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Permalink Reply by Henry Wallace on February 3, 2010 at 12:56am

Kickshruged, I've been looking for an email address for Sarah Palin, but have not found one. Do you have one?

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Permalink Reply by Elton W. Yancey on February 3, 2010 at 12:23pm

Send it to Foxnews, thats where she works these days.

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Permalink Reply by Henry Wallace on February 7, 2010 at 7:42am

I admit I’m strapped for CASH. My wife and I have about half of our Tithe Money left, and I’m praying that I apply it properly in the 2010 election cycle.

I’m waiting for polling results in our local Florida Congress District 2 Republican Primary, where one of several Principled newcomers will hopefully take the Democratic seat of the hated Boyd.

I will, no doubt, contribute to Rubio at some point. Right now he seems to be doing really well. I’m already disappointed with Scott Brown, because he is stumping for McCain. Mark Kirk was a necessary evil, but perhaps he will “grow a spine” once he meets Rubio in those “hallowed halls” of Congress.

And WE GOTTA DUMP MCCAIN !

So I’m holding onto our Tithe Money right now. I figure at some point the conviction to spend it will become OVERPOWERING.

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