Kelli Ward beating McCain in new poll

[Origanalist]

If I lived in Arizona I would vote for a cockroach over McCain.

 

[RonPaulMall]

We go through this every cycle, and McCain and his Mafia always pull it out. McCain's biggest campaign donations come from the Drug Cartels.. He is the real teflon candidate. He's not even worried.

This cycle is not like other cycles. McCain would be vulnerable in any event, but he's going to be on the same ballot as Trump, and he'll be facing a wave of anti-establishment sentiment unlike anything he's faced before. He is going down. And that he's going to have his career ended by a Ron Paul loving wacko bird will be sweet justice indeed.

 

[pcosmar]

may be just as bad as McCain,

Doubts,,
It would be hard to compete on the evil level.

anyone that is not a rubber stamp would be an improvement

 

[Acala]

Doubts,,
It would be hard to compete on the evil level.

anyone that is not a rubber stamp would be an improvement

Yup. Really hard to imagine much worse.

 

[eleganz]

I do believe Kelli is for the most part a liberty candidate because I know a very senior liberty activist supporting her behind the scenes from the very beginning.

 

[Anti-Neocon]

This new article says Ward is down 41-1?

http://kjzz.org/content/221242/new-...ard-has-shot-republican-us-senate-nod-arizona

 

[jmdrake]

Doubts,,
It would be hard to compete on the evil level.

anyone that is not a rubber stamp would be an improvement

McCain is worse than a rubber stamp. If he just went along with Obama that would be bad enough. But he and Lindsey Graham are the last great voices for the "Let's fund terrorism to fight terrorism" crowd. Seriously both of them belong as inmates in Gitmo for giving aid and comfort to the enemies of the United States. Never forget that their FSA buddies handed over an American journalist to be beheaded by ISIS.

http://conservativetribune.com/beheaded-journalist/
http://www.ibtimes.com/james-foley-...roup-joined-isis-1664272#.U_UqRzOxIJZ.twitter

 

[Feelgood]

Hmmm interesting candidate. So far she has my approval.

 

[Anti-Neocon]

McCain is worse than a rubber stamp. If he just went along with Obama that would be bad enough. But he and Lindsey Graham are the last great voices for the "Let's fund terrorism to fight terrorism" crowd. Seriously both of them belong as inmates in Gitmo for giving aid and comfort to the enemies of the United States. Never forget that their FSA buddies handed over an American journalist to be beheaded by ISIS.

http://conservativetribune.com/beheaded-journalist/
http://www.ibtimes.com/james-foley-...roup-joined-isis-1664272#.U_UqRzOxIJZ.twitter

You forgot about Tom Cotton, who ironically many people here supported over the Democrat.

I wish we could just kick McCain and Graham out and it'd be done, but now they got a young star in there.

 

[PaleoPaul]

You forgot about Tom Cotton, who ironically many people here supported over the Democrat.

I wish we could just kick McCain and Graham out and it'd be done, but now they got a young star in there.

Don't forget about Waterboy and Kelly Ayotte.

 

[Anti-Neocon]

Don't forget about Waterboy and Kelly Ayotte.

Rubio isn't running for re-election.

Ayotte can be Democrat'd out. Her opponent is probably Maggie Hassan, an absolutely awful authoritarian governor who maybe can serve as a placeholder for 6 years for a liberty candidate (our goal should be to grow liberty movement so hopefully they will be more in style in 6 years). Kirk is another a gigantic POS Senator but not quite as outspoken, and will likely lose re-election.

Having Cotton and Graham standing alone is a real possibility depending on how McCain does.

I'm an isolationist when it comes to isolating neocons.

 

[Ronin Truth]

Hang it up, John. You're done. Collect your pension(s).

 

[jmdrake]

You forgot about Tom Cotton, who ironically many people here supported over the Democrat.

I wish we could just kick McCain and Graham out and it'd be done, but now they got a young star in there.

All I knew about Cotton was his stupid letter. But since you mentioned him I looked up his position on Syria. He supported the ouster of Assad, and hence the rise of ISIS, as well.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opin...bc23be-14aa-11e3-880b-7503237cc69d_story.html

I wish we had the funds to go after him on this.