Comments on: Is Mitch McConnell Losing Control of His Party? http://www.DitchMitchKY.com/463/is-mitch-mcconnell-losing-control-of-his-party/ A Commonwealth United to Defeat Mitch McConnell Thu, 09 Feb 2012 04:24:47 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Mary Chamberlain http://www.DitchMitchKY.com/463/is-mitch-mcconnell-losing-control-of-his-party/#comment-1696 Mary Chamberlain Sun, 10 Jun 2007 10:58:13 +0000 http://www.DitchMitchKY.com/463/is-mitch-mcconnell-losing-control-of-his-party/#comment-1696 MY CRYSTAL BALL SAYS McConnell FUTURE IS IN DOUBT George Bush goes to the senate on Tuesday to try to resurrect S.1348 - A BIG MISTAKE. On June 14, 15, 16 a large group of "legal" Americans will be holding rallies, meetings, and making speeches in D.C. WE WILL NOT GIVE UP ON THIS ISSUE AND GEORGE BUSH IS NOT LIVING IN THE REAL WORLD. I HOPE THE REPUBLICAN PARTY DOES NOT FOLLOW HIM DOWN THE DRAIN. This article says it all: Kennedy alliance costly to GOP senators By Ralph Z. Hallow THE WASHINGTON TIMES June 8, 2007 An immigration alliance with Democratic Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts is damaging Arizona Sen. John McCain and South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham among conservative Republicans. The damage to the two Republican senators caused by their support for Mr. Kennedy's immigration bill -- which was blocked by a Senate filibuster last night -- is especially clear in Mr. Graham's home state, scene of an early presidential primary next year. "I'm very wary of a Republican who is talking to Ted Kennedy," Rick Beltram, Republican Party chairman for Spartanburg County, S.C., told The Washington Times yesterday, after it was reported that Mr. Graham and Mr. McCain had first checked with Mr. Kennedy before deciding to vote with the Massachusetts Democrat on an amendment to the Senate bill. MY CRYSTAL BALL SAYS McConnell FUTURE IS IN DOUBT

George Bush goes to the senate on Tuesday to try to resurrect S.1348 - A BIG MISTAKE.
On June 14, 15, 16 a large group of “legal” Americans will be holding rallies, meetings, and making speeches in D.C.
WE WILL NOT GIVE UP ON THIS ISSUE AND GEORGE BUSH IS NOT LIVING IN THE REAL WORLD. I HOPE THE REPUBLICAN PARTY DOES NOT FOLLOW HIM DOWN THE DRAIN.

This article says it all:

Kennedy alliance costly to GOP senators
By Ralph Z. Hallow
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
June 8, 2007

An immigration alliance with Democratic Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts is damaging Arizona Sen. John McCain and South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham among conservative Republicans.
The damage to the two Republican senators caused by their support for Mr. Kennedy’s immigration bill — which was blocked by a Senate filibuster last night — is especially clear in Mr. Graham’s home state, scene of an early presidential primary next year.
“I’m very wary of a Republican who is talking to Ted Kennedy,” Rick Beltram, Republican Party chairman for Spartanburg County, S.C., told The Washington Times yesterday, after it was reported that Mr. Graham and Mr. McCain had first checked with Mr. Kennedy before deciding to vote with the Massachusetts Democrat on an amendment to the Senate bill.

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