Comments on: Shadegg vs. Kyl

By: Phil Hilliker

Phil Hilliker — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 10:04:17 +0000

The number of political figures I trust can be counted on one hand with fingers left over! John Shadegg has made many good stands for Arizona and this nation, unlike McCain and Kyle who have favored illegal’s over their own constituents. I used to be a Trent Franks supporter, but I have to question him now that he has opted to endorse the RINO McCain over either of the honest conservatives running against him. Makes me wonder if Trent Franks has started falling prey to the Washington, D.C. buddy system over principle.

Thanks Again for taking a stand for the people of this great state and nation, while others such as Kyle, McCain, Graham, Flake and others are working to make us second class citizens by rewarding illegal’s.

By the way, should it not be considered a conflict of interest for McCain to support amnesty for illegal’s? His wife’s business would stand to benefit from cheap labor, while expanding her customer base! Maybe there is some madness behind the motive

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By: Dutch Johnson

Dutch Johnson — Thu, 05 Jul 2007 16:08:46 +0000

Thank You John!
We have stalled the Immigration (Amnesty) Bill for now but must keep up the fight.
We must now insure that the “Broadcast Freedom” Bill gets passed to protect our First Amendment rights. The “Fairness Act” is nothing more than a blatant communist tool to silence conservatives in this country. I gave up on Mccain, he has been in bed with Ted Kennedy too long. There may still be hope for Kyl if he begins listening to his constituents and does something for the Great State of Arizona.
Regards to you and keep up the good fight.
Dutch

By: Mel Johnson

Mel Johnson — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 21:03:51 +0000

I´m very proud of your efforts on behalf of the country, John. Thankyou so very much!
Mel Johnson

By: Niki Nichols

Niki Nichols — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 14:17:22 +0000

A friend just emailed this to me. Did not know about your work and now I do. Wonderful, I have been with NumbersUSA for a year now and active in illegal immigration as I lived in Prescott AZ until 2004. Because active in AZ.

Thank you for a great job. And helping us, the citizens of the United States finally be heard over other countries, illegal immigrants, and alot of politicians. N.

By: GOP PK

GOP PK — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 20:54:01 +0000

Tom,

good sentiment – however McStain is not up for election for his senate seat in ’08

By: GOP PK

GOP PK — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 20:51:01 +0000

The Democrats are in the majority which means Harry Reid sets the agenda of which bills will be heard. They will not accept any bill that does not include the amnesty provisions. Next year is an election year, and almost nothing of import will pass then.

The Congressional and Presidential election results will determine what, if anything will occur on the federal level even in 2009. It may be left to our state legislature or citizen Initiatives (more likely) to solve our problems here in Arizona.

By: TOM PEPPLER

TOM PEPPLER — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 20:48:50 +0000

Dear John,
May I add my sincere gratitude for your relentless, principled leadership of our state in the face of the shameless sellout by (soon to be ex-)Senators McCain and Kyl.
I only hope you now realize that many thousands of Arizona citizens are acutely aware of your exceptional leadership skills and would strongly support your candidacy for the U.S. Senate to replace McAmnesty in ’08.
Please, John – We NEED you NOW!!
Tom Peppler

By: Betty H McRae

Betty H McRae — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 18:59:53 +0000

Thank you John, for standing up to extremely strong support for a badly written bill. Amnesty is not in the best interest for this country. I support a work program but it must be according to rules. Employers must be held accountable.

Why is the information in the media saying this is a dead issue until after the next election? Could a new bill not be presented in the fall. The defeated bill could be a springboard with all the offensive parts removed!

By: Oro Valley Dad

Oro Valley Dad — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 17:26:36 +0000

GOP PK,

I love your thinking but no one could accuse you of not being ambitious. Few states in the union have every had as conservative a lineup as Shadegg/Franks would represent. Bravo for setting the bar nice and high.

By: GOP PK

GOP PK — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 16:19:00 +0000

I agree with all the above.

In addition, we need to remember that Trent Franks played a key role in the Shadegg actions – the only Arizona federal elected official to do so.

When Shadegg takes the next Senate position, Franks should be looked at as a possible for the second Senate position.

Shadegg and Franks working together in the Senate. That would shake up the senate in conjunction with people like Sessions, DeMint, Vitter, etc.

By: Paul Gorman

Paul Gorman — Sun, 01 Jul 2007 00:26:39 +0000

Way to go John Shadegg!! I am so proud to have you as my congressman! I sent both Kyl and Mc Cain email’s, telling them what a disgrace they were to us, and that I will not vote for anyone who tries to turn this country into a third world hell-hole, like Mexico is. Maybe Kyl can reedem himself, by working just as hard now, to pass border enforcement and employer sanctions legislation, as he just did for the Amnesty he promised to fight last fall. Mc Cain is a lost cause, and this whole Amnesty episode is causing his presidential campaign to crash as fast as his A-4 Skyhawk did, when hit by a SA-2 SAM missile in Vietnam.

By: Robert Kunsman, Sr.

Robert Kunsman, Sr. — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 22:03:47 +0000

The time has come to stand up and take action on what the Senate is telling everybody what todo. The trend of Socialism is getting great and should be stopped! Therfore, I am greatly empressed with your actions. Sen Kyle and McCain have not supported the Military of this nation. I would like to see that the wounded soliders returning from battle not be treated as the past soliders have been. “Paying for medical care from their retirement.” Or, those who donot retire having to pay for their medical care through insurance that they cannot afford.
Once again, BROVE for the work that you have done in this matter of immigration.

Robert

By: Vaughn Autrey

Vaughn Autrey — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 19:35:16 +0000

Thank you for your support in the House Resolution apposing the Senate. I will remember your action in the future just as I will remember the actions of Kyl and McCain.

By: George V. Rowe

George V. Rowe — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 18:45:20 +0000

Dear John,

This is one Dear John letter which I really like writing.

We have met several times and I liked you from the first.

You do your dad proud.

Thanks for being one of the few on Capital Hill with honesty and integrity.

Maybe this experiment called a Democratic Republic has a chance of surviving.

There are many on the Hill who have demonstrated by word and deed that they will destroy the United States of America as we have know it if they can.

George