Do we really need 2 democrat parties?
Romney backs former rival McCain for re-election
BOSTON Mitt Romney is endorsing former rival John McCain as the 2008 Republican presidential nominee faces a fight to keep his Senate seat.
Romney said in a statement Tuesday that the Arizona senator's "record of service and sacrifice for America is honored by all."
The former Massachusetts governor adds that it's "hard to imagine the U.S. Senate without John McCain."
McCain is facing a Republican primary challenge from former House member J.D. Hayworth.
McCain and Romney clashed bitterly at time in the 2008 race for the GOP nomination. After McCain pulled ahead, Romney not only endorsed him but energetically campaigned for him.
McCain's former running mate, Sarah Palin, is also backing him. She and Romney are potential rivals in the 2012 presidential race.
Romney backs former rival McCain for re-election - Yahoo! News
This is the future of the repulican party.
Media Cast Liberal Republican Meghan McCain as Voice of Young Conservatives
McCain claims to be in love with the GOP and tries to tear it away from conservatives every chance she gets.
by Colleen Raezler, Culture and Media Institute
CPAC, the annual Conservative Political Action Conference begins Feb. 18. Conservative leaders will rally the troops before the mid-term elections in November and discuss the future role of conservatives in politics.
One person who will not be in attendance is Meghan McCain, despite the year-long media attempt to make citizens believe she is somehow representative of conservatives. She tweeted on Feb. 11, I have no idea where this weird rumor I am speaking at CPAC came from, it isnt true and I will not be attending or speaking.
McCain, the 25-year-old daughter of former Republican presidential nominee John McCain and a writer for The Daily Beast, has taken it upon herself to tell the GOP what needs to be fixed within the party. Because she calls herself a Republican, media outlets have perpetuated the notion that she is also conservative. By doing that, theyve pushed a liberal social agenda that directly conflicts with conservative values.
Writer Kathleen Parker, herself no stranger to conservative bashing, praised McCain last spring as one smart cookie who in a matter weeks has created a brand, presenting herself as a fresh face of her daddys party and voice of young conservatives.
Jonathan Capehart of The Washington Post and a contributor to MSNBC, suggested last summer that maybe what the Republican Party is going to have to do is skip a generation and wait for the Meghan McCains to come of age so they can run for office and take over the mantle of the party.
Remainder of piece HERE
Edited: Forum policy concerning copyright and fair use, to be found HERE, prohibit the posting of pieces in their entirety.
~Dude
Romney backs former rival McCain for re-election
BOSTON Mitt Romney is endorsing former rival John McCain as the 2008 Republican presidential nominee faces a fight to keep his Senate seat.
Romney said in a statement Tuesday that the Arizona senator's "record of service and sacrifice for America is honored by all."
The former Massachusetts governor adds that it's "hard to imagine the U.S. Senate without John McCain."
McCain is facing a Republican primary challenge from former House member J.D. Hayworth.
McCain and Romney clashed bitterly at time in the 2008 race for the GOP nomination. After McCain pulled ahead, Romney not only endorsed him but energetically campaigned for him.
McCain's former running mate, Sarah Palin, is also backing him. She and Romney are potential rivals in the 2012 presidential race.
Romney backs former rival McCain for re-election - Yahoo! News
This is the future of the repulican party.
Media Cast Liberal Republican Meghan McCain as Voice of Young Conservatives
McCain claims to be in love with the GOP and tries to tear it away from conservatives every chance she gets.
by Colleen Raezler, Culture and Media Institute
CPAC, the annual Conservative Political Action Conference begins Feb. 18. Conservative leaders will rally the troops before the mid-term elections in November and discuss the future role of conservatives in politics.
One person who will not be in attendance is Meghan McCain, despite the year-long media attempt to make citizens believe she is somehow representative of conservatives. She tweeted on Feb. 11, I have no idea where this weird rumor I am speaking at CPAC came from, it isnt true and I will not be attending or speaking.
McCain, the 25-year-old daughter of former Republican presidential nominee John McCain and a writer for The Daily Beast, has taken it upon herself to tell the GOP what needs to be fixed within the party. Because she calls herself a Republican, media outlets have perpetuated the notion that she is also conservative. By doing that, theyve pushed a liberal social agenda that directly conflicts with conservative values.
Writer Kathleen Parker, herself no stranger to conservative bashing, praised McCain last spring as one smart cookie who in a matter weeks has created a brand, presenting herself as a fresh face of her daddys party and voice of young conservatives.
Jonathan Capehart of The Washington Post and a contributor to MSNBC, suggested last summer that maybe what the Republican Party is going to have to do is skip a generation and wait for the Meghan McCains to come of age so they can run for office and take over the mantle of the party.
Remainder of piece HERE
Edited: Forum policy concerning copyright and fair use, to be found HERE, prohibit the posting of pieces in their entirety.
~Dude