More like this guy, please
Well, the GOP might be in for a nightmarish night next Tuesday, but that’s fine with me if paves the way for people like Thaddeus McCotter to become the party’s next leaders.
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No surprise there. The globalist view is at the heart of the neo-con movement.
He is in his first term as policy committee chairman, and said he hasn’t been approached by other members seeking his support to oust the current leaders, though he said as a “Boehner guy” – a supporter of the Ohio Republican – he isn’t likely to be told.
Yeah, he’s a regular agent of change.
You must be joking. Even RSC members think McCotter is a cook.
Paul Ryan for Republican Leader
For Example:
As if the Michigan Republican – and Republican Policy Committee Chair/Boehner Guy – needs help isolating himself more, he was videotaped talking to the Washington Times saying, among other things: “Despite some of the neoconservative Jewish members that they have, that are very hawkish,” he said, “they generally tend to be more of a pacifist, multilateral party.”