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McCain Feeling Primary Heat From His Right Flank - WSJ.com

McCain Feeling Primary Heat From His Right Flank

Arizona Sen. John McCain, the Republicans' standard-bearer in 2008, is facing a surprisingly strong primary challenge from the right, evidence that even party leaders aren't safe from the swell of conservative activism heading into the 2010 midterm elections.

Mr. McCain hasn't faced a serious challenge since joining the U.S. Senate in 1987. But seven months ahead of the primary, he is using tough-guy tactics and calling in conservative chits to fend off J.D. Hayworth, an ex-congressman and radio host. Mr. Hayworth, who lost his House seat in 2006 and who is best known in Arizona for his opposition to illegal immigration, has seized the Tea Party mantel of low taxes and small government.

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Harry Boy

McCain & Bush both lost me when they sided with the democrats in their support of the Invasion by illegal aliens.

I held my nose real tight when I voted for McCain if he ran again I wouldn't even vote.

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Harry Boy (Genius)

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lostjumper

Unfortunately, McCain has been in washington so long he's listened to all the people telling him he has to go to the middle. He's basically a rhino at this point. It's good for him to get challenged, and I hope he loses.

JackBauer

When Republicans are claiming that McCain is too liberal to be a Republican, then you know without a doubt that the base (and, by extension, the party) is completely and utterly bat**** insane.

And people expect Obama to work with these folks? Yeah, good luck with that.

Harry Boy

One of Jackie Onassis favorite sayings was "there's them and there's us"

McCain wants to diddle around with these "bully left wingers" in Congress then he does so at his own peril.

I don't know how many have noticed it yet but Bill O'Reilly is doing the same thing, he's trying to play the middle of the road, he'll stumble and the Liberal Media will eat him alive, they are a bunch of cruel vicious bastards.

McCain over there>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

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Harry Boy (Genius)

In The Absence Of Law And Order Society Will Surely Destroy Itself

patsfan13

Hope Hayworth send him home.

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"Some guys play in all-star games, some guys don't. I don't know who picks all those all-star teams. In all honesty, I don't know who picks the combine, for that matter," Belichick said. "How does (Miami-Ohio offensive lineman Brandon) Brooks not get invited to the combine? How did Vollmer not get invited to the combine? I don't know. We can't really worry about that. We just have to try to evaluate them the best we can."

JackBauer

Thanks for proving my point, fellas.

Just curious, but on what rationale do you support Scott Brown, but call for McCain's defeat?

ljuneau

I too hope Hayworth replaces McCain. Hayworth is a good choice, a true conservative.

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Harry Boy

When Scott Brown starts acting like McCain I'll dump him too, we'll see, anything was better than that Coakley women.

It wasn't support for Brown that got him elected it was disgust for, Obama/Pelosi Gang/Coakley

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Harry Boy (Genius)

In The Absence Of Law And Order Society Will Surely Destroy Itself

JackBauer

It was disgust, but not in the sense of the word that you intend.

And Brown is much more liberal than McCain.