Martha McSally appointed to fill McCain's Senate seat

Rep. Martha McSally (R-AZ) has been appointed to fill the late John McCain's Senate seat following Sen. Jon Kyl's (R-AZ) stepping down at year's end. Kyl was originally assigned by Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey to fill McCain's seat.

Gov. Ducey made the announcement on Tuesday about McSally's appointment. She had lost to Democrat Kyrsten Sinema in November for the other Senate in a close election. Sinema, a staunch leftist, has made a number of disparaging remarks about Arizonans and the state, so her winning over McSally proves to a degree that some people are too stupid to care or too uninformed to know that the person you voted for basically called you a 'meth-head.'

“All her life, Martha has put service first — leading in the toughest of fights and at the toughest of times,” Ducey said in a statement. “With her experience and long record of service, Martha is uniquely qualified to step up and fight for Arizona’s interests in the U.S. Senate. I thank her for taking on this significant responsibility and look forward to working with her and Senator-Elect Sinema to get positive things done.”

McSally, who distinguished herself early in her career as the first female fighter pilot to serve in combat, said she was “humbled and grateful” for the opportunity to serve.

Sinema distinguished herself early in her career as a member of Code Pink and said that she didn't care if someone joins the Taliban to shoot U.S. troops (a comment McSally called "treason"). She also defended anarchists destroying property, characterized U.S. soldiers as evil demons, and called Arizona "a meth lab of democracy."

For more crazy things Sinema has said, click here.

It will be interesting to see how the two new Arizona senators get along.

“I am humbled and grateful to have this opportunity to serve and be a voice for all Arizonans,” McSally’s statement said. “I look forward to working with Senator-Elect Kyrsten Sinema and getting to work from day one.”

After McCain’s passed away in August, Kyl returned to the upper chamber at Ducey’s request after retiring his Senate seat in 2013. Kyl announced last week that he would serve through the end of the current legislative session and vacate his seat effective December 31.

Cindy McCain expressed hope that McSally would continue her husband’s legacy of service above self interest in a Tuesday tweet and Joy Behar is a schmuck. Just saying.

“My husband’s greatest legacy was placing service to AZ & USA ahead of his own self-interest,” she tweeted. “I respect @dougducey’s decision to appoint @RepMcSally to fill the remainder of his term. Arizonans will be pulling for her, hoping that she will follow his example of selfless leadership.”

McSally’s seat will once again be on the ballot in 2020 and it is hoped by everyone with a brain that she wins the 2020 election.

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Arizona troopers' union pull support from Dems opposing McSally in Senate race

Arizona -- A union representing state public safety employees withdrew its endorsement of U.S. Rep. Kyrsten Sinema this week. Members say the executive board voted on the endorsement without asking the members for their input.

Sinema, a bi-sexual, far-left, divorced, former social worker, Arizona-hating, Democrat [but I repeat myself] is in a close senate seat race against U.S. Rep. Martha McSally, a retired USAF colonel, one of the highest-ranking female pilots in Air Force history, who flew the Fairchild Republic A-10 Thunderbolt II, and was the first female commander of a USAF fighter squadron. They are vying for a seat being vacated by Sen. Jeff Flake (R-AZ).

McSally also successfully sued the DoD in McSally v. Rumsfeld, challenging the military policy mandating servicewomen stationed in Saudi Arabia wear an abaya, a cloth coffin pretending to be clothing, when traveling off base in the country.

But I digress.

After union members objected to the board's unilateral actions, the Arizona State Troopers Association polled its members via email Monday asking whether they wanted to endorse the far-left Sinema [who once described Arizona as the "meth lab of democracy" and called Arizona men "Neanderthals"], or stay neutral.

The poll indicated "the membership has indicated a preference to stay neutral."

It's possible the male troopers were influenced by their wives who may have taken issue with other statements Sinema made in the past.

Specifically, in 2006 Sinema described what she thought of women who stay at home to care for their children: "These women who act like staying at home, leeching off their husbands or boyfriends, and just cashing the checks is some sort of feminism because they're choosing to live that life. That's bulls**t. I mean, what the f**k are we really talking about here?"

So a woman's right to choose is only okay if the choice a woman makes agrees with Sinema's.

Hypocrisy. Sad!


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Arizona GOP Senate candidate Martha McSally blasts Kyrsten Sinema

Arizona Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate Martha McSally told "Fox News" in an exclusive, that her rival Democrat [comrade] Kyrsten Sinema is "disqualified" to be a U.S. senator due to her 2003 comments on a Phoenix radio program that was supportive of the Taliban, a known terrorist organization. McSally also pointed out that Sinema wore a "pink tutu" as a war protester.

On the radio program, the host gave Sinema a hypothetical: "As an individual, if I want to go fight in the Taliban army, I go over there and I'm fighting for the Taliban--I'm saying that's a personal decision," Sinema replied: "Fine. I don't care if you want to do that . . . go ahead."

Except that's treason and in a charged moment at a Monday debate, McSally said Sinema's comments amounted to "treason." She demanded an apology from the treasonous candidate.

"Martha has chosen to run a campaign like the one you're seeing right now where she's engaging in ridiculous attacks and smearing my campaign," Sinema responded, lying through he teeth, adding that McSally was not showing "the full picture."

McSally spoke to host Chris Wallace on Sunday [Sinema refuses to go on that show] and slammed the traitor for failing to apologize for her remarks. "It's her words, it's totally out of step with American values, when she clearly says in this radio interview, she has no problem with an American going to join the Taliban."

McSally served in the USAF from 1988 to 2010. She flew the A-10 Thunderbolt II and she became the first female commander of an Air Force fighter squadron. he said that Sinema's words were "personal." I concur.

"This is personal for those of us who served and actually fought against the Taliban," McSally said. "I was a squadron commander over there, with my A-10 squadron. We were getting shot at by the Taliban: the Taliban was killing Americans. The worst days we had a Bagram Air Force base when I was a commander was when an American gave their last breath fighting for our freedoms . . .  and was killed by someone from the Taliban.

"We would stop everything we were doing; we would line up along the ramp, as their flag-draped casket came by, and we would each then salute in silence--you could hear a pin drop--as we said goodbye to this American hero who was killed by the Taliban."

"This is personal for those of us who served and actually fought against the Taliban," McSally said.

Sinema once called Arizona the "meth lab of democracy," and in a 2011 speech, she characterized Arizonans as "crazy." She will prove her point by those who vote for her in the midterms.

She also characterized stay-at-home mothers as "leeches."

No wonder the left loves Sinema. She is anti-American  all the way.


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Kyrsten Sinema is not on America's side

Kyrsten Sinema, the Democratic Senate candidate, who represents Arizona's 9th District in the House, is as honest as the scorpion talking to a frog.

Last week it was discovered that in 2003, Sinema had promoted campus appearances of Lynne Stewart, the radical lawyer who was being prosecuted for providing material support to terrorism. When Sinema was called out on it, she lied by distorting the facts of the case.

Stewart, who died in 2017, represented the terrorist, Omar Abdel Rahman [aka: the "Blind Sheikh"], who also died in 2017, just weeks before Stewart. Rahman was the jihadi whom Stewart was convicted of abetting; helping him communicate with his Egyptian terrorist mob from the U.S. prison where he was serving a life sentence for his role in the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Center.

In a scorching article in the National Review, Andrew McCarthy, the prosecutor who put Rahman behind bars, counters Sinema's "misrepresentations about her advocacy on Stewart's behalf."

McCarthy refers to Steward as a "jihadist-friendly lawyer," and says that although Sinema portrays herself as a moderate progressive, she is anything but. In 2003, in what Fox News describes as a "now-closed Yahoo group," known as Local to Global Justice, she encouraged people to attend two events in which Stewart was the featured speaker.

This came at a time when Stewart was under federal indictment for providing material support to terrorism and Sinema knew it.

Stewart had two co-defendants, Ahmed Abdel Sattar and Mohammed Yousry, both longtime aides to Abdel Rahman with whom she was accused of facilitating the Blind Sheikh's communication with the Islamic terrorist group,  Gama'at al Islamia, an Egyptian terrorist organization that the Blind Sheikh helped found in the early 1980s, when it participated in the assassination of President Anwar al-Sadat.

When Stewart and her co-scum committed the crimes alleged in the indictment, Abdel Rahman had been convicted in the WTC bombing and subsequent [unsuccessful] plot to bomb New York City landmarks and other terrorist plots.

Gama'at, in an attempt to obtain Abdel Rahman's release, threatened to "target . . . all of those Americans who participated in subjecting [Abdel Rahman's] life to danger" --"every American official, starting with the American president [down] to the despicable jailer."

Perhaps even the prison janitor.

A match made in Jahannam

And six months later, this group of jihadis attacked 58 foreign tourists and several police officers at an archeological site in Luxor, Egypt. They brutally shot them and then sliced them to death. Gama'at left behind leaflets--including the mutilated torso of one of its victims--demanding the Blind Sheikh be released.

The group later issued a statement warning that the forcible struggle against the Egyptian regime would continue unless Mubarak met its 3 demands: implementing sharia [law], the ceasing of diplomatic relations with Israel, and "the return of our Sheikh and emir to his land."

And the killings continued but to no avail.

These are the killers, the jihadis that Stewart helped the Blind Sheikh to consult with and direct by unlawfully transmitting messages, in direct contravention of enhanced confinement measures the DoJ's Bureau of Prisons (BOP) put in place to prevent such communications between the convicted blind scumcrumpet and his minions.

After Stewart's indictment in 2002, she was praised by many radical left-wing morons that opposed a forcible response to the 911 attacks. Sinema's Local to Global Justice was among these groups.

Aside from Sinema's defense of those who want to fight for the Taliban, she also maintained that Stewart was "emphatically not guilty." She said that Stewart was charged only because of surveillance powers enabled by the "hastily enacted PATRIOT Act." She insisted that Stewart was merely "doing her job for the past 27 years as an outspoken criminal defense lawyer."

If Sinema somehow beats Martha McSally, an American combat veteran, in the midterm elections, that would be a tragedy and an indication that the country is going to hell in a hand basket.


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