Comments on: Arizona Donors Give McCain Cold Shoulder

By: kwaayesnama

kwaayesnama — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 14:02:04 +0000

Lets see, my choice is John McCain or that smart black man Barack Obama?

John McCain who does not know how to use a computer but is willing to learn if we elect him

By: verafromsedona

verafromsedona — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 10:17:11 +0000

Why is this Arizona Republican not supporting John McCain? With out question it is his lack of support for our state in Washington. McCain

By: don_bolles

don_bolles — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 03:40:44 +0000

Blood money funded McCain's rise into politics of the 'hillbilly' holdout State of Arizona. It still does. ANYONE who supports this asshole will meet their maker at the gates of Heaven, when the Good Lord exclaims: 'You deserve eternal DEATH for giving a big helping

hand to killing Americans and Iraqui people alike!

DON BOLLES (RISEN FROM THE GRAVE)

By: me2000

me2000 — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 01:00:19 +0000

Some wealthy Arizona business leaders are listed in the minimum bundler category of up to $50,000, suggesting a lack of deep-pocket enthusiasm for the favorite son. These include Ira Fulton, an influential real-estate developer who has given more than $100 million to Arizona State University; Samuel Garvin, who has given $60 million to the Thunderbird School of International Management and Jerry Bisgrove, a real-estate developer whose Stardust Foundation donated $25 million to the state's leading charity.

This quote seems fishy almost like “lets pick out the rich people in the state that give and then say they didn't give much to Mccain…A question that i don't know the answer to:Did they give more to Bush? That is the point of the article…I guess it is… I just wonder did they? and how much more.

By: me2000

me2000 — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 00:55:04 +0000

Wow…
Some of the slant that are featured in this article I see the the “granted much bigger state” I'm glad you touched it but come on how much bigger…
According to the US census bureau the estimated population of Airzonia is 6,166,318 (2006)
According to the US census bureau the estimated population of Texas is 23,507,783 (2006)
I think that these numbers are so far apart that this article can't even be called news but pure propaganda.
Or the author doesn't thinks that facts “in context” don't matter.

By: kwaayesnama

kwaayesnama — Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0000

Lets see, my choice is John McCain or that smart black man Barack Obama?

John McCain who does not know how to use a computer but is willing to learn if we elect him

By: verafromsedona

verafromsedona — Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0000

Why is this Arizona Republican not supporting John McCain? With out question it is his lack of support for our state in Washington. McCain

By: don_bolles

don_bolles — Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0000

Blood money funded McCain’s rise into politics of the ‘hillbilly’ holdout State of Arizona. It still does. ANYONE who supports this asshole will meet their maker at the gates of Heaven, when the Good Lord exclaims: ‘You deserve eternal DEATH for giving a big helping

hand to killing Americans and Iraqui people alike!

DON BOLLES (RISEN FROM THE GRAVE)

By: me2000

me2000 — Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0000

This quote seems fishy almost like “lets pick out the rich people in the state that give and then say they didn’t give much to Mccain…A question that i don’t know the answer to:Did they give more to Bush? That is the point of the article…I guess it is… I just wonder did they? and how much more.

By: me2000

me2000 — Wed, 31 Dec 1969 19:00:00 +0000

Wow…
Some of the slant that are featured in this article I see the the “granted much bigger state” I’m glad you touched it but come on how much bigger…
According to the US census bureau the estimated population of Airzonia is 6,166,318 (2006)
According to the US census bureau the estimated population of Texas is 23,507,783 (2006)
I think that these numbers are so far apart that this article can’t even be called news but pure propaganda.
Or the author doesn’t thinks that facts “in context” don’t matter.