Tom DeLay Attacks John McCain
February 7, 2008 by Orlando
Filed under News/Op-Ed
Tom DeLay went after John McCain on Hardball with Chris Matthews. In it, he discusses McCain’s stand on immigration and global warming.
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[...] I read something by Newt Gingrich (the leader of the conservative takeover in ‘94) say that he does not like McCain at all because of some of the things that McCain has brought about, but would still vote for McCain because fighting McCain 20% of the time is a lot better than fight either of the Dem’s 90% of the time. Tom Delay (has obvious credibility issues, in my opinion, yet is a poster child for the Republican party) in an interview the other day when asked if he would vote for McCain just so the Clinton’s wouldn’t be back in the House. He said that he didn’t know which would be more dangerous as well as intimating that he might set out of the voting because of McCain (Watch HERE and HERE). [...]
[...] Tom Delay (has obvious credibility issues, in my opinion, yet is a poster child for the Republican party) in an interview the other day when asked if he would vote for McCain just so the Clinton’s wouldn’t be back in the House. He said that he didn’t know which would be more dangerous as well as intimating that he might set out of the voting because of McCain (Watch HERE and HERE). [...]
[...] Tom Delay (has obvious credibility issues, in my opinion, yet is a poster child for the Republican party) in an interview the other day when asked if he would vote for McCain just so the Clinton’s wouldn’t be back in the House. He said that he didn’t know which would be more dangerous as well as intimating that he might set out of the voting because of McCain (Watch HERE and HERE). [...]