My only resistance is I will vote for Kristen Davis the self avowed Madame for Spitzer the ex D Governor.
I would rather vote for the Whore’s side than the borish Whore Mongers’ aka males.

I look for cleaner races to back in the Nation. I sent JD some money but I am not enthuased even though I am a birther.
Birther nonsense is not really an issue but if it annoys Obammy I enjoy it.

The race I really like is Sue Lowden’s against Reid. She has so much class and a huge resume in contrast to the devil’s last half living son -Reid. http:// http://www.suelowden.com
Sue over Danny Tarkenton in Senate Race in Nevada. The men in some chat rooms I go to want Danny because he won lots of Basketball games for U of Nevada. gag….

Palin in 2012
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black coffee
http://www.youtube.com/watch#!v=jR8fsEDEvdc

fever
http://www.youtube.com/watch#!v=3P_5KO26eKs

whatever lola wants

http://www.youtube.com/watch#!v=-g5YNPzr8NM

I understand the quandary this presents to the tea parties, and I also know how the establishment GOP in the state works: if someone runs for office who is grassroots and against Amnesty, they are going to be ran out of the race. That’s not to say that JD is grassroots – he’s not at all. But many of our congressional candidates are, and now some friends of Johnny MacDaddy have recently announced they are running in those races. We’re holding our own this time, and the establishment does not like it – and that’s a good thing!

There are issues I have with Hayworth as well, but I do not have to question where he stands on Amnesty, and he does have a much better fiscal record than McCain. As for the campaign ads: I would like to have seen a mariachi McCain instead of the stupid Avatar thingy, too! Now, the McCain campaign is complaining about that ad, but they had no problem calling JD a ‘birther’ and offending those who may be the birther people or directing name-calling toward anyone against Amnesty.

Another concern here (as I’m sure it’s a concern elsewhere) is that if we don’t get on board and be good, obedient boys and girls for whoever the GOP establishment schleps out, then it becomes ammo for the Dems. So we’re supposed to shut up because John’s friends across the aisle might use this as an opportunity to be against us somehow? Geez, I thought they already were against us. In fact, I have been under the impression that McCain and the GOP establishment is not really with us at all either.

Anyway, enough of my ranting. All I know is this: I don’t hate McCain. I do acknowledge his military service and honor him for that. There is no disputing the man is a war hero, but what he has done in his Senate career is what concerns me. It’s not heroic – or constitutional – to assign your name to legislation that infringes on free speech; it’s not heroic – or constitutional – to cater to illegals over the interests of the nation and the safety of the American people; it’s also not an American tradition to use climate lies to foster legislation that would directly affect how Americans live, work and move about in society, and it’s not a sign of American leadership when McCain cannot simply own up to the disastrous vote he submitted on TARP instead of making excuses for it.

There should be no question within the tea party movement – at least in AZ – of where McCain stands in relation to our philosophy.

Tammy, McCain explained on Greta his objection to Hayward’s ad: he said it was an insult to Native Americans, and that an ad like that should not be part of a Senate campaign. He asked JD for an apology — I believe he’s still waiting for it.