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J.D. Huckster?

By: SteveLA (Diary)  |  June 23rd, 2010 at 07:30 PM  | 

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Well it seems that even the Wall Street Journal is on to JD Hayworth Huckster with today’s John Fund editorial.

I won’t selectively quote the article, you can read all the details for yourself, but the take aways:

  • JD “Mr. Conservative” Huckster is not so conservative when it comes to spending your money according to his voting record and votes for such wonderful things as the Seasoned Citizen prescription drug wealth transfer law, which Johnny Mac voted against by the way.
  • The company JD was Huckstering for on all that “free ‘Govment money” is going bankrupt.
  • JD Huckster’s voting record on spending issues is anything but conservative.

Can one of the JD Huckster supporters remind me why they support JD, other than the “He’s not Johnny Mac” reason. About all JD need to do now to secure his title as a Huckster is to get an endorsement by that other Huckster from Arkansas.

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  • SteveLA

    I love the scary voices they use in these things, but I guess Pee-wee Herman was not available.

    • chihank

      JD Hayworth says he got the infomerical job thru JC Watts.

      It won’t matter to Hayworth supporters. Beating McCain is the # 1 priority. McCain could have suffered the same fate as Bob Bennett. However Hayworth has been a gift to McCain. If the McCain haters rallied he other little known Tea Party guy in the first place, then McCain could have been in serious trouble. However the McCain haters are too invested in JD Hayworth. Jd has become too big to fail.

      • mbecker908

        McCain IS vulnerable and he could have been beaten – probably – in the primary by either Jeff Flake or John Shadegg. Then it would have been a race based on issues and trust and there’s a much better than even shot that McCain could have been beaten.

        The problem with JD is that he’s very well known here and people just hate him – PERSONALLY. That’s why he lost his seat in CD05. Folks don’t like McCain on the issues but generally they respect him personally. This election is going be decided on “personal” votes. It’s McCain in a walk,

        Nobody is “invested” in JD Hayworth. The people voting for him would be writing in “Mickey Mouse” or some homeless person they met on the way to the polls because they hate McCain. Really, nobody but nobody gives a damn about JD.