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Which Republican do you support for U.S. Senate?

August 6, 2012 by 48 Comments


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  1. JPD says:
    August 6, 2012 at 11:27 pm

    Let’s see, Flake’s endorsement by the Arizona Repulsive solidifies him as a progressive with little McCherry on top. Cardon and his Agenda 21 ties (known or unknown by Cardon) disqualify him as for being unaware or thinking the public will not notice. Hackbarth the “Mayor” recalled Mayor of Youngtown for malfeasance, along with his trips to the Orient after his spend down of reserve funds and the firing of the Town Manager – that resulted is paying off their contract, Oh, Hackbarth had a hung council so he appointed a 7th Councilmember to break the deadlock vote(s) to get rid of the Manager, this 7th council member resigned after the Town Manager vote took place as he didn’t want to take a drug test.

    Clair VAN Steenwyk is the only choice.

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    • Jill Arizona says:
      August 6, 2012 at 11:52 pm

      I agree with JPD on this one.
      Come on SA, couldn’t you at least put Van’s name up there?

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    • JPD says:
      August 12, 2012 at 10:16 am

      Wil Cardon DONATES 7 Million Dollars to Jeff Flake’s Senate Campaign.
      http://patriothq.com/2012/08/11/wil-cardon-donates-7-million-dollars-to-jeff-flakes-senate-campaign
      by JPD on August 11th, 2012

      Cardon’s timing to stop TV ads defies all political campaign trends and practices, lacks common sense and logic. Cardon should have been ramping up his attack ads at that moment. SOMETHING TO CONSIDER: Cardon has had McCain Machine operatives and ……………………..

      Remember, Wil Cardon announced that he was running against Jeff Flake while he was sitting on Flake’s 2012 U.S. Senate Campaign Finance Committee, and then he lied about it: “Wil Cardon Fact Check: “I was never ………………………………….

      Ask yourself, would a conservative vote to require you a normal everyday citizen to give your employer your passwords to all your social network groups? Where’s………………… your password Jeff?

      Here is irrefutable proof that Nowicki is in the middle of the McCain Machine and their effort to dupe you the voter to vote for McFlake. After all McMcCain needs to……………………………..

      Youngtown (Hackbarth) acted as his own general contractor; didn’t follow required bidding/procurement protocol (law); didn’t follow zoning/easements/setback requirements (law); didn’t ………………………

      CALLED IT BACK IN SEPTEMBER:

      Wil Cardon STRAWMAN for Jeff Flake? September 11th, 2011

      Arizona Senate Race: GOP EARMARKS Kyl’s seat for Flake. November 17th, 2011

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  2. Michael Bailey says:
    August 7, 2012 at 12:18 am

    This poll is for Mormons only, Jill. What are you doing here?

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    • CD 9 says:
      August 7, 2012 at 5:27 pm

      JPG, JILL and Michael Bailey are all Ron Paul supporters, they do not care what they do except to try n get their way. Jill knows what JPD ans Michael did to JD Hayworth and now she is joining forces with them,, Shame on you Jill, The enemy of my enemy is my friend.

      This is why I have no respect for anything Ron Paul, and since I know Van I will continue speaking out against the little Napoleon.

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      • Jill Arizona says:
        August 8, 2012 at 5:31 am

        Hello again CD9, hate much?

        Sounds like you need some r EVOL ution

        Hey, let’s have lunch sometime.

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      • JPD says:
        August 8, 2012 at 9:28 am

        CD9 stay on subject, with the facts.

        CD9 “they do not care what they do except to try and get their way.” I presume you are deflecting the MO of the GOP progressives that which you support.

        By the way, I have also joined forces with Annette McHugh as well as others, at least we are capable of adjusting with the situation where you clearly are bent over and in a dark place.

        http://www.vanforussenate.com/blog/2011/09/11/economy-jobs-immigration/

        Economy & Jobs

        We must revise our tax system to not punish those who achieve success and reward those who don’t, at the expense of all of us. We must also put the federal, and hopefully all state government on a Zero-Based Budget rather than the Baseline Budget System now being used, which just increases the budget automatically each and every year rather than going back…

        Issues > Economy & Jobs > Read More

        No more redistribution of wealth! We must revise our tax system so those that achieve success are not punished.

        Pass the Fair Tax and dissolve the IRS.

        Go to a Zero-Based Budget. The current Baseline Budget System automatically increases budgets every year whether we should or not.

        Remove or drastically reduce capital gains tax rates and abolish the death tax permanently.

        The federal budget should be no more than 18% of Gross Domestic Product, the only exceptions are actual national emergencies, such as war. Aid to states must be repaid.

        The federal government will get out of the land business. Return land to states, with the exception of military bases, federal buildings and all others having to do with our national defense. More than 65 % of our state is currently under the control of the federal government.

        Fair trade with foreign countries
        Reciprocal taxes on imports that we receive on exports
        Ban imports of products that infringe on U.S.copy right laws.
        Updated 10/16/2011, Updated 10/31/2011 – Immigration moved to it’s own topic., Updated 4/22/2012 Updated 06/14-2012

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      • Michael Bailey says:
        August 8, 2012 at 9:39 pm

        Very nice to credit me for Hayworth, but give credit where credit is due. It was Wil Cardon that was bankrolling Senator McCain, after all. Not like JD needed any help shooting himself in the foot anyway.

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        • JPD says:
          August 8, 2012 at 10:09 pm

          **CARDON, WILFORD A. MR. MESA, AZ 85204
          THE CARDON GROUP
          MCCAIN, JOHN S.
          VIA MCCAIN-PALIN COMPLIANCE FUND INC.
          08/29/2008 2300.00 29932533767

          **CARDON, WILFORD R. MR. MESA, AZ 85204
          THE CARDON GROUP/CHIEF EXECUTIVE
          (contributes to McCain and Flake)
          FREE AND STRONG AMERICA PAC INC.
          06/23/2008 5000.00 28991441926
          04/08/2009 1000.00 29934013725

          CARDON, WILFORD R MR MESA, AZ 85204
          THE CARDON COMPANIES
          NATIONAL REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL COMMITTEE
          05/16/2009 1000.00 29020211592

          **CARDON, WILFORD R. MR. MESA, AZ 85204
          THE CARDON GROUP
          (contributes to McCain and Flake)
          FREE AND STRONG AMERICA PAC INC.
          09/29/2009 2500.00 29934922287
          07/12/2010 1250.00 10991221212

          **CARDON, WILFORD A MR MESA, AZ 85204
          THE CARDON GROUP
          MCCAIN, JOHN S
          VIA PATRIOT FIRST PAC
          04/21/2010 1000.00 10020571953
          06/14/2010 1000.00 10020571953

          **CARDON, WILFORD R. MR. MESA, AZ 85204
          THE CARDON GROUP/EXECUTIVE
          (contributes to McCain and Flake)
          FREE AND STRONG AMERICA PAC INC.
          06/23/2010 1250.00 11990231023

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      • JPD says:
        August 13, 2012 at 9:01 pm

        OK Chester

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  3. Gus Gregoire says:
    August 7, 2012 at 1:00 am

    Anyone voting for Flake or Cardon should see a psychiatrist, neither are qualified to be a US Senator.

    Jeff Flake’s voting record in Congress is one of the worst. He is a Progressive Republican.Wil Cardon does not have the smarts to be a US Senator.

    The only one qualified for the US Senate is Clair Van Steenwyk..

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  4. Steve Nelson says:
    August 7, 2012 at 1:12 am

    VAN Steenwyk is the only choice … for about 2% of the voters. The other 98% prefer someone else.

    To Michael B, the Mormon jabs are getting tiresome this election cycle. My guess why SA didn’t include Van is that there would likely be a push by Van fans which would lead to a hollow and meaningless victory in the unscientific Poll. Then any semblance of credibility would be lost when Van gets demolished on election day.

    I’m fine with people voting for Van. He is a fine man, but just don’t vote for Wil Cardon. That guy couldn’t buy my vote if he spent his last penny. Anyone who says that Jeff Flake is worse than Obama doesn’t have the judgment or credibility to be an effective U.S. Senator.

    I cant believe Cardon wasted $8 million on this futile chase for a Senate seat. He may claim to be a businessman, but that just isn’t sound business judgment. It is also not the fiscal judgment we need in D.C. right now, because if he can waste his dad’s hard earned money without blinking, why would he protect our tax payers money any better? I am not that gullible.

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    • Michael Bailey says:
      August 8, 2012 at 9:46 pm

      I’m not going to believe someone that tells you one thing and does another. Representative Flake promised THREE terms and sat for SIX. In other words, what he did was different than what he said. There is a technical term for that. It’s called, “lying”. It shows a serious lack of integrity. Taken together with votes for Patriot Act and CISPA, both of which show a casual disgregard for privacy and due process, Jeff Flake is the last person who’s going to stand up for Arizona instead of going along with all those power brokers back east just to get along… to the NEXT term. AND THE NEXT. AND THE NEXT.

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  5. zoo says:
    August 7, 2012 at 1:20 am

    I de-Clair! “Van” is a boy folks, and that little prankster wants to be a ‘spoiler.’

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  6. zoo says:
    August 7, 2012 at 2:10 am

    From the Clair Van Steenwyk website:

    “…I will never vote for or support any form of amnesty for anyone who either entered this country illegally or over-stayed a visa as long as I serve the people of theUnited States of America…”

    “…We will set up a policy of issuing worker permits to those who apply and have not committed a crime…”

    My God, Jeffrey Lane Flake DOES have competition after all.

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    • butch says:
      August 7, 2012 at 7:41 pm

      Difference is they have to leave at the end of the permit period, no citizenship involved

      “Permits will be issued for a period of no less than three and no more than 12 months. The employee must return to their country of origin at the end of the permitted time, and may reapply only if the person hasn’t committed any crime.

      All employers will be required to post a bond for each employee, pick them up at a point of entry, and then return them to the immigration department at the same point of entry. Only then will the bond be refunded to the employer. The employer must also provide proof of health and auto insurance where applicable, paid for by the employer, before any permits will be issued.”

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      • zoo says:
        August 7, 2012 at 9:04 pm

        I read all of that too butch, but here are the problems:

        1. There is nothing in Van Steenwyk’s “stance” that addresses inland enforcement, SB 1070, etc.
        Right after the standard “secure the border” that you see on everyone’s website, he takes a
        “no amnesty” stance and then instantly contradicts himself and offers up a “work” program
        a.k.a. amnesty.

        2. Is this how Van Steenwyk deals with an 8.3 % unemployment rate, by dumping countless
        millions more into the legal workforce?

        3. If you stop the rabble in the streets waiving Mexican flags by giving them amnesty, then you will
        instantly plant the seed for rabble in the streets waiving Mexican flags for citizenship and that
        is a sure bet.

        4. Illegal aliens and expired visa holders are required to “return to country of origin” NOW, and
        don’t. Between 33-50% of the illegal aliens we have now came here on visas. So under
        Van Steenwyk’s plan we’re going to throw gas on the fire and expand the problem? Lunacy.

        5. Van Steenwyk’s approach is a sweetheart deal for the Chamber of Commerce [cheap illegal
        labor PAC] and a stiletto to the rear of the taxpayer. Let’s just stick our toe in the water with
        free health care $$$???, free schooling ($10,615 per year per student), and Earned Income
        Credit tax refunds that are three and four times the amnestied families annual income. Does
        Van Steenwyk understand that America is broke, or is he just a died-in-wool socialist who
        has been promised success by the Treason Lobby?

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        • JPD says:
          August 8, 2012 at 9:13 am

          zoo – typical open mouth insert foot before doing SIMPLE research.

          http://www.vanforussenate.com/blog/2011/10/31/immigration-reform/

          Vanforussenate.com

          Issues

          Immigration

          Our government will lock down the borders – North, South, East and West – and keep them that way with our Border Patrol and with the aid of the National Guard and military troops, as required. We will set up a policy of issuing worker permits to those who apply and have not committed a crime

          Issues

          Immigration > Read More

          I will never vote for or support any form of amnesty for anyone who either entered this country illegally or over-stayed a visa as long as I serve the people of theUnited States of America.

          Our government will lock down all our borders and keep them that way with Border Patrol and the aid of National Guard and military troops, as required. We’ll also use our technology along with real border walls/fences protecting our borders.

          We will set up a policy of issuing worker permits to those who apply and have not committed a crime.

          Permits will be issued for a period of no less than three and no more than 12 months. The employee must return to their country of origin at the end of the permitted time, and may reapply only if the person hasn’t committed any crime.

          All employers will be required to post a bond for each employee, pick them up at a point of entry, and then return them to the immigration department at the same point of entry. Only then will the bond be refunded to the employer. The employer must also provide proof of health and auto insurance where applicable, paid for by the employer, before any permits will be issued.

          The employer must also inform the immigration department if the employee is absent from work more than two days, not including weekends. At that point the permit is suspended and will only be reinstated when the absence is excused by a doctor’s note. The employer will automatically lose the fronted bond if absence is not reported within 48 hours.

          If the holder of the permit is not employed, the temporary worker must be returned to their point of entry within 72 hours of losing their job; or when found, the worker will be immediately deported with no opportunity of being issued a permit for at least five years. The worker will also lose any personal property that they may have acquired during their time in theU.S., as a result of violating the law.

          Any company employing illegals will be fined at least ten times the monies the employee earned and the company will be declared no longer eligible for any government contracts for next five years.

          No medical aid will be given to those within our borders illegally other than in a life threatening situation and no benefits of any kind other than to sustain life until deported. All costs of medical aid will be withheld from future assistance given to home country or bill back employer or insurance co. where possible.

          All children born in theU.S.must have at least one parent who is a citizen, or they will not be considered a U.S. Citizen.

          There will be no work visas issued by our government as long as our unemployment rate is above 5.5% in general, or more than 4% in any given field. Our main goal is to employ Americans FIRST. At present we are still issuing work visas even while we are above 8% unemployment for May of 2012. This is a crime against the American worker and our society.

          We’ll also begin a program of deporting all illegals beginning with those who have over-stayed visas, and issue a warning that we’ll be doing the same to all, and that if they begin to self-deport, they’ll be able to reapply for work permits, etc. However, if we have to remove them, they’ll never be allowed to enter theUnited States of Americaagain, nor will their descendants. This program will begin simultaneously with the building of a fence.

          I believe our elected officials cannot be trusted to build a fence, as it won’t be as easily moved as troops or border patrol officers. They have done it before, and believe they’d do it again. That is why we don’t get a fence protecting our borders – only walls along highways to protect us from noise.

          Updated 06/14/2012

          Updated 11/15/2011

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          • zoo says:
            August 8, 2012 at 10:02 am

            “…No medical aid will be given to those within our borders illegally…” Gee, this is a piece of brilliance. The Supreme Court ruled otherwise years ago.

            JPD – open mouth, vomit ignorance.

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        • Butch says:
          August 8, 2012 at 9:20 am

          Your comments don’t address the bond employers would have to pay and what they would haven to do to get the bond back for those that do apply for work permits.

          Though not written in the issue statement, Van Steenwyk openly supported SB1070 and Russell Pearce unlike his opponents. Any public evidence of support for SB 1070 and Russell Pearce in his recall election by any of the other candidates before they started running for the U.S. Senate?

          I’m unable to tell who you support from comments listed here. Are you just here to spoil? No candidate worth supporting or just keeping the light off of your candidate’s flaws by not bringing up his name?

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          • JPD says:
            August 8, 2012 at 9:37 am

            zoo supports ULI (Urban Land Institute) – ICLEI – Agenda 21 Wil Cardon.

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          • zoo says:
            August 8, 2012 at 9:58 am

            After all the information [especially the unemployment rate] I have given you about the effects of Van Steenwyk’s approach, or Jeff Flake’s, or Obama’s (they are all interchangable), you are steadfastly unwilling to see the harm in it. That was my effort, not to necessarily stump for Wil Cardon….what would be the point when you are indifferent to illegal immigration, amnesty, and the invasion cancer suffocating the country?

            It is quite humorous you are referring to me as a “spoiler”, since that is exactly what Van Steenwyk is. He doesn’t have a prayer, even if his policy was “build the wall and deport them all” and you know it. You can afford to throw your vote away because when Van Steenwyk goes down the crapper, you have a good chance of getting Flake – which will satisfy your obvious inept hunger for amnesty and wall-to-wall welfare cases. You seem fixated at Van Steenwyk’s “work program”, so maybe cheap labor is your bailiwick. Enjoy it while you can.

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            • Butch says:
              August 8, 2012 at 12:13 pm

              Hmmmm, of the 3 Republican candidates running against Jeff Flake for United States Senate, who is most likely responsible for Jeff Flake sitting where he is for the past eleven and a half years?

              I can’t find any record of two of them giving Flake money or sitting on any committee for (re) electing Flake, just Wil Cardon.

              Of those that I’ve met in person that support Cardon, none support him because they think he will work for a smaller Constitutional government. They support him because he isn’t Jeff Flake and he has a lot of money to fund his run for the office. Cardon says he supported SB1070 and securing our border – proof prior to his running is where?

              Obviously I’m in Clair Van Steenwyk’s camp. In the months of stumping for him, I’ve met people that remember him from the on the border fence event in Palominas, AZ in 2010, “Hold their Feet to the Fire” at the state capitol 4/15/11, and mutiple tea party events from around the state. He isn’t a anti-illegal immigration, small government, tea partier because this is an election year.

              I’m not fixated on work programs, just replying to your comments.

              To expand this discussion. Go to a forum or meet and greet and try recording the candidates. Jeff Flake, Wil Cardon, and Bryan Hackbarth are unwilling to be recorded. If you’d like to know what Clair Van Steenwyk thinks on a particular subject you can probably find it on you tube.

              Ooops! they did allow this to be recorded, just copy and insert into search engine http://chandleraz.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?clip_id=442

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  7. Jill Arizona says:
    August 7, 2012 at 6:42 am

    Tucson Tea Party Leader Trent Humphries’ assessment of the race:

    July 26
    Just like I have been saying for weeks. Will Cardon has no chance to overcome Jeff Flake’s lead. He needs to be worrying about losing to Van.

    •Jeff Flake 45%
    •Wil Cardon 23%
    •Some other candidate 16%
    •Undecided 16%

    http://argojournal.blogspot.com/2012/07/poll-watch-magellan-strategies-r.html

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    • Jill Arizona says:
      August 7, 2012 at 6:49 am

      More quotes on the subject by political analyst Humphries:
      “Mike, I would think most of that 16% belongs to Van. I also suspect he will pick up a larger percentage of the undecided then Cardon will. If you haven’t bought into Cardon by now, I don’t suspect you are going to. He hasn’t given a single reason to vote FOR him. Only to vote AGAINST Flake. You can believe every single thing that Cardon has spent millions telling you, then comfortably vote for Van.”

      “Suzanne, I gave Wil a chance, but I was just not impressed at all. Where has he been the past three years? Raising money for Flake and McCain, that’s where. If Kyl had not retired, we still would never had heard of him. Will is in this for Will. I’m done with that. Just like Jesse sold his house weeks after the election was over.”

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  8. Cody says:
    August 7, 2012 at 8:25 am

    The only Amendment that matters is the Constitution. Only Van supports the Constitution. Wil Cardon appears to be our own local version of George Soros.

    Dig in.

    How many winners has the Pima GOP supported lately?

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  9. AZDryheat says:
    August 7, 2012 at 8:25 am

    “One of the other guys”? My ballot only lists four candidates.

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  10. Lampoon says:
    August 7, 2012 at 8:38 am

    Cardon is toast, finally puling his TV ads. He spent millions yet never got within 20% of Flake…..sounds like JD Hayworth!

    See ya Will…maybe there is a horse bride in your future?

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  11. JPD says:
    August 7, 2012 at 9:00 am

    Didn’t know Flake the fake was a republican? His voting record, contrived to appear conservative is anything but constitutional – take Club For Growth, a lobbying firm, created by sitting Congressman to mask their amnesty agenda: Club For Growth considers illegal immigration aka foreign invasion a SOCIAL ISSUE not a FISCAL ISSUE. That said, McFlake (build the dang fence) gets a 100% rating. So, if Club For Growth in search for fiscal conservatism would act true to their stated purpose, McFake would score a 20%.

    Freedom Works, DICK’s group, also supports amnesty. You know, the group……… Da..Mint belongs to, another endorser of McMcFake.

    And Palin, what kind of person turns on their own? Yea First Dude endorsed New World Order Newt, and she endorses everything she said she stood against.

    LAL

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  12. Steve Nelson says:
    August 7, 2012 at 10:04 am

    Club for Growth endorsed Matt Salmon and Ron Gould. Are Salmon and Gould really Amnesty guys too? I knew Matt McSalmon was really on the Amnesty side when he was a lobbyist and supported John McCain early in the Presidential campaign, but I thought Ron McGould had principles!!!!

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  13. Jill Arizona says:
    August 7, 2012 at 10:56 am

    Breaking News…

    Bruce Merrill, a veteran Arizona political scientist, said stopping TV advertising is “absolutely evidence” that Cardon’s campaign has come to an end as a competitive force in the race. About two-thirds of voters who cast their ballots by mail will do so within the first 10 days of early voting, Merrill said. According to public polling released in the race, Cardon has never come closer than 22 percentage points of Flake’s lead.

    “It’s an indication to me that his polls are probably showing that he is still significantly behind,” said Merrill, a senior research fellow at Arizona State University’s Morrison Institute for Public Policy. “At some point, no matter how wealthy you are, a responsible consultant will say it isn’t going to do you any good to put in any more money. … So, it’s really more than a precursor. It’s actually evidence that, for all intents and purposes, he’s ended his campaign.”

    http://www.azcentral.com/news/politics/articles/2012/08/06/20120806PNI0807-met-wil-cardon-republican-senate-campaign-tv-ads.html

    This could be a huge game changer in favor of Clair Van Steenwyk!!!

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  14. JPD says:
    August 7, 2012 at 11:58 am

    Several Kyl Senate staffers along with several McMcCain Machine insiders have been on Cardon’ campaign staff for at least four months. Also consider Cardon started out with grease slim ball CQ.

    Think back to the photoshoped hit Cardon’ staff (Kyl, McCain, CQ) put out two months back: cropping Ubama in front of McFlake. That was done by Cardon’s staff with Cardon’s approval to initiate Cardon’s decline for a viable exit from the race. I did a blog post on it at PatriotHQ. Photoshoping as such is a campaign killer.

    August 4th in Showlow, Arizona: Navajo County GOP U.S. Senate debate. Cardon, Flake, STEENWYK, Hackbarth along with the two write-ins. Two write-ins, two not legally qualified to be on the ballot in a forum???? First, McFlake and FakeCardon couldn’t stop talking to one another during the forum??? Second, neither one. could answer, let me rephrase that: had the ability to understand the questions thereby were allowed more mic time. This was clearly a set up situation to burn time. Third, whenever VAN spoke who projects his voice very well, the PA system seemed to fade. Fourth, the locker room butt slap Hackbarth gave Flake 15 minutes into the forum was nothimg other than one team player telling another – WE DID IT!

    The Navajo County GOP event was done very poorly. Example: two doors at the back of the event hall had bad closers that slammed the doors shut. Only when VAN was speaking would staff go through the doors causing them to bang extremely loud and remember, VAN’s mic volume was or it seemed it was being turned down.

    Friday July 13 McKyl & McMcCain endorsed McFake, July 17 a poll is done – Jill Arizona has linked to it, and the numbers look bad for the McCain machine. So McCain calls out Palin for a Flake endorsement and she willingly prostitutes herself.

    Clearly Flake knows he’s in trouble and so do his supporters!

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  15. Brendan says:
    August 7, 2012 at 12:28 pm

    I guess Cardon wasn’t able to outsource Bangladeshi votes for this poll like he did “Likes” for his Facebook(TM) page.

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  16. zoo says:
    August 7, 2012 at 1:45 pm

    Gee, I wonder why this poll (naming only two candidates) lists Jeff Flake first (F before C)?

    Why don’t we pool our money and send SA a bottle of ‘Selsun Blue’ to clear up those unsightly flake(s)?

    It’s a simple as A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T,U,V,W,X,Y, and Z.

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    • zoo says:
      August 7, 2012 at 2:12 pm

      Now I’m seeing the candidates order change by refreshing the page – (?). I don’t know what purpose that serves, but I apologize SA.

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      • Brendan says:
        August 7, 2012 at 2:17 pm

        It’s automatic randomization to prevent the kind of “ballot position” advantage you were just whining about.

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  17. StopNDAA says:
    August 7, 2012 at 4:15 pm

    Where are the other candidates?

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    • JPD says:
      August 8, 2012 at 9:30 am

      They being the AZGOP to include proxy SA do not want you to know there is anyone else.

      Sad that the AZGOP has linked up with the Arizona Progressive Republic to support McFlake.

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  18. Bill says:
    August 7, 2012 at 7:49 pm

    I’m voting for Carmona. And, if I don’t see Romney’s tax returns soon, I will be asking all of you to tell me what he’s hiding.

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    • Hunter says:
      August 7, 2012 at 8:46 pm

      And if Obama doesn’t release his university transcripts, I’ll be asking you what “Mr. Transparent” Obama’s hiding.

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    • Hagar says:
      August 7, 2012 at 11:38 pm

      Let’s see BHO’s Occidental and Columbia admission applications, his college transcripts, financial aid info, Social Security number explanation, and original passport application. If Romney would get some huevos to call a press conference and in it agree to release his tax records if BHO would release these records, I venture to say the entire issue of Romney’s taxes would fade into the sunset. What is so damaging in these records that caused BHO to spend $4 million (and counting) to keep them secret?

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  19. JPD says:
    August 8, 2012 at 11:21 am

    Perhaps circus is more fitting than ZOO?

    They are not interchangeable, you make my point of not being able to do SIMPLE research let alone able to comprehend what is given you to review.

    Your medical aide comment, how stupid are you? Stupid enough to support Cardon!

    Never said spoiler, guilty feelings, is there anything else you would like us to know?

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    • zoo says:
      August 8, 2012 at 11:30 am

      Look mental midget, I read Van Steenwyk’s entire rant under “immigration” before I ever made a single comment about his policies. I pointed out that he contradicted himself in about 3 lines, wants to inject millions more border jumpers into the legal workforce, and is obviously a walking blow job for the Chamber of Commerce. Fortunately, you and brick brain are in that lunatic fringe 9.91%. See you at Van Steenwyk’s concession speech.

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  20. JPD says:
    August 8, 2012 at 1:04 pm

    zoo, just because you can read doesn’t mean you comprehend, circus does fit much better.

    Merely stating an opinion based on taking out of context “in about three lines” of what VAN has(is) stating clearly establishes you as a progressive GOP hack job. Read it again my friend (not) and pay particular attention to the employer responsibilities and tell us all here that VAN is for cheap labor. Did I say STUPID………

    You are right in identifying the Chamber of Commerce both local and state as border jumping supporters. But clearly you miss the boat when you accuse Clair Van Steenwyk of taking up where your candidate (Cardon) lips have been, maybe yours as well – bad after taste(?), is there something you are trying to tell us……… spit it out!

    You want to go into the gutter, excuse me: you want to drag me into your gutter – good luck!

    So tell me more about this medical aid thing and where you got crossed up on what you think VAN stated, and what the current law is. Please clarify it for us circus, help me and others understand how you arrived at the conclusion that VAN was suggesting that medical treatment not be provided for life and death situations. OH is it you support illegals going to emergency rooms to have their noses wiped for them. No wonder you support Cardon = ULI = Smart Growth = ICLEI = Agenda 21 = One World Government = zoo aka circus.

    About the spoiler comment you accused me of; you believe McFlake and McCardon are entitled to run for office but not a normal citizen? No wonder you do not like VAN.

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  21. RussellPearceWatch says:
    August 13, 2012 at 1:50 pm

    Paul Ryan is Mitt Romney’s VP choice. (It’s the economy, folks!) Paul Ryan endorsed Jeff Flake. Wil Cardon should be planning a consolation dinner because it isn’t going to be a victory party. All that money! It could have built a school or funded research…too bad. Whoever encouraged Wil Cardon to run made a pretty bad call…Jeff Flake has been the champion of ridding our legislative process of earmarks and he has consistently been VERY conservative fiscally.

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  22. JPD says:
    August 13, 2012 at 9:04 pm

    Wil Cardon DONATES 7 Million Dollars to Jeff Flake’s Senate Campaign.
    http://patriothq.com/2012/08/11/wil-cardon-donates-7-million-dollars-to-jeff-flakes-senate-campaign

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