Comments on: Is JD Hayworth a Rino Hunter or Poser? Or should John McCain be given a free pass this election?

By: Danco

Danco — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 05:19:05 +0000

JD… put up, or shut up.

By: Danco

Danco — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 05:16:14 +0000

McCain supports illegal immigrants, Napolitano and the Big Banks, he talks the conservative talk, but can’t walk the walk.
Simcox has too much baggage from the past, too many skeletons in the closets. I’m not knocking Simcox for a noble effort to do something good for our country, but the press, and McCains crew will have too much fun in the mud-slinging contest.
Jim Deakin seems to be the cleanest and most conservative. He is a true patriot, has strong conservative views about our country, and runs his own business. Running a business makes him more frugal and fiscally responsible than any other candidate. He may not have political experience and savvy, but it will come as he is just a regular guy like most of us.

http://jimdeakin.com/

By: Political animal

Political animal — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 23:21:10 +0000

McCain has been in the senate way too long. Time for him to go.I find it imposible to forgive his aawful campaign reform law, wanting amnesty for illegals, and his phony belief in a global warming caused in part by humans. These are reasons enough for me not to even consider voting for him ever again. I have however the greatest admiration for his splendid military service. That beig said, JD is the one we need in Congress,at least he has the courage of his convictions.

By: NotBuyingIt

NotBuyingIt — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 21:48:24 +0000

Helloooo! Re-read reply No. 17. Get off of the JD kick. Hayworth comes across as a “look at me” blowhard. Consider supporting Chris Simcox. You want something done about our open borders? Simcox is your man.

Furthermore, I agree with Kathy. Boot out ALL incumbents (esp. federal) and keep on doing it until they get the message that they work for The People — or else they ARE GONE. When you hold office too long, you become part of the “good ol’ boys club.” And therein lies the problem. REELECT NO ONE!

By: Don Horner

Don Horner — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 19:04:05 +0000

JD should indeed run against McCain. The Republican Party needs “new” conservative blood and JD is just the guy to provide it. McCain showed in the last election that he cannot carry the Goldwater banner.

By: Angee

Angee — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 04:21:10 +0000

McCain is not to be trusted at all. I find it
ironic just how much of him we see during the campaign and how little he does when he is in
office.

He is such a phony! Time to dump him!

By: Carlist

Carlist — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 02:44:02 +0000

McCain, until now has NEVER faced serious opposition. He had fractured opposition in his first ’82 run and since then has followed a path which saw him vote liberal on key issues, which persuaded the Democrats to field patsies against him and the mainstream Media to fawn over him.

On the other hand, he could be relied upon by the “cheap labor uber alles” BananaRepublican crowd in their successful efforts to line their pockets as the middle class tazpayer’s expense!

But people are waking up and I hope and believe that this is one John who’ll be flushed!

By: Chris Simcox

Chris Simcox — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 22:04:43 +0000

Always interesting watching how the party concept works in real life. Eight months of campaigning around the state tells me a whole lot more than any of the phony polling game being played by the media using J.D. and the party.
Money won’t buy this election.
Independents including firebrand Republicans will vote 40% for anyone on the ballot other than McCain in the primary. I will be on the ballot and certainly will not drop out if JD gets in.
When you folks are ready to help we are http://www.simcoxforsenate.com
simcox on Twitter
Chris Simcox on Facebook

By: Maximillian

Maximillian — Fri, 01 Jan 2010 17:49:17 +0000

JD Hayworth is not a conservative. He was part of the big speding Republican leadership in the House of Representatives that lost control of Congress. He was a pork monger who used his position on the Ways and Means Committee to funnel pork projects to his benefactors. Holding up JD Hayworth as a paragon of conservative virtue is an absolute joke. JD is worse than a RINO or a CINO. He is a phony, a liar and a hypocrite who is a conservative on the radio only.

By: AZLeo

AZLeo — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 16:43:08 +0000

McCain is a RINO. throw him out, if you don’t want the same thing as we have had.
JD will beat him in the Primary, if he runs.

By: DeAnn

DeAnn — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 16:12:53 +0000

McCain knows his 20 million won’t work against his constituents who are sick of him being conservative when he runs and a democrat lite the rest of the time. If he wasn’t worried, he wouldn’t attempt something like this.

By: Kathy

Kathy — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 06:18:22 +0000

I was amazed to see this support for the incumbents from the GOP. It just shows how out of touch they are with the average AZ citizen. Everyday I talk to people who say, “throw the bums out.” Then again, that is why the McCainiacs are pulling this stunt.
Grassroots and TEA partiers don’t want to continue with the same idiocy that we have been subject to. Let the state GOP know we will not support incumbents who have no respect for AZ citizens.

By: Bob

Bob — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 05:09:20 +0000

If Hayworth runs…especially if Napolitano creeps back into the picture for a senate run…he is going to beat McCain over the head hard and repeatedly over McCain’s glowing endorsement of Napolitano as Homeland Security Secretary back in January.

By: johnny

johnny — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 23:43:21 +0000

I don’t think JD should run against mccain and I don’t think he will. What people never mention here is mccain has $20 million in the bank and ready to spend. JD has campaign debt he could never raise the cash to win the primary.

He COULD however raise enough for a house race against Harry. He would only need about 350 k and RNCC help and you would have a really competitve race. I would not garauntee a win but he has a better chance than david schweikert any day…

By: alicia gegner

alicia gegner — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 21:40:16 +0000

I am wondering if the AZ GOP wants to have a party anymore. The issue here is not JD Hayworth – it is a state party machine slipping in a scheme to get Repubs to support incumbents only, if they already have a seat in the federal government. Gosh, who could that be? The only one who is in serious risk in a primary is none other than John McCain. True conservatives are disgusted with his leanings and performance. The people want to get back to the Constitutional center, and Senator McCain is far from that point. He tilts so far to the left, the leaning tower of Pisa looks like a Marine drill sergeant by comparison.

Repubs ought to make a LOT of noise at AZ GOP headquarters.