Seria positivo (e um sinal importante) para o GOP e para os EUA que John McCain perdesse as primárias para um candidato como Hayworth: Election 2010: Arizona Senate GOP Primary
Senator John McCain’s future in the U.S. Senate may be a little less assured than previously thought.
A new Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of likely 2010 Republican Primary voters in Arizona finds the longtime incumbent in a virtual tie with potential challenger J.D. Hayworth. McCain earns 45% of the vote, while Hayworth picks up 43%.
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Hayworth, a conservative former U.S. congressman who now is a popular radio talk show host in Phoenix, is reportedly interested in the race but has not formally declared for it. He captures 59% of the male GOP vote, while McCain wins 58% of female voters.
Younger GOP voters like Hayworth more than their elders.
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Os “Rasmussen Reports” deram sempre a vitória ao McCain nas eleições do ano passado.
José Simões
Comentário por Jose Simoes — Novembro 23, 2009 @ 01:25
“Seria positivo (e um sinal importante) para o GOP e para os EUA que John McCain perdesse as primárias…”
Portanto, para um demagogo extremista animador de programas de rádios. Assim vai o GOP.
Comentário por Luís Marvão — Novembro 23, 2009 @ 17:04