Mr. McCain MUST go.  Every time he runs for office, he covers his liberal leanings with the clock of invisability and puts on his cloak of conservatism (which is  nothing more than a faux facade.  He must be removed and replaced with someone who gives conservatism more than lip service.

SAN DIEGO, July 28, 2011—As debt talks heat up in Washington, D.C., tensions continue to unfurl between the Republican establishment and Tea Party Movement.

To motion support for the Boehner plan, the Speaker of the House called out fellow Republicans and told them, “Get your [expletive] in line.”

Additionally, comfortable and equally seasoned politicians like Senator John McCain (R-AZ) have expressed their dismay in the Tea Party Movement. Accordingly, McCain lashed out at conservatives on the Senate floor Wednesday and called them “tea party hobbits” for proposing a balanced budget amendment.

Does this mean war? You betcha.

It is time to commence RINO (Republican in Name Only) hunting season.

This attack on the Tea Party Movement is not new. In fact, it is part of the long-standing battle between limited government reforms and big government norms. For example, John McCain enjoys working with Democrats and has championed legislation like amnesty, cap and trade, abridgement to free speech, and higher taxes, to name a few.

When his Senate seat was challenged by former Arizona congressman J.D. Hayworth in 2010, Americans learned how out-of-touch he was.Today, McCain’s elitism is more pronounced. He has kowtowed to Obama’s demands on numerous occasions, and is unashamed of such.

In addition to slamming a fiscally solvent plan like a balanced budget amendment, Senator John McCain criticized former U.S. Senate candidates Sharron Angle (R-NV) and Christine O’Donnell (R-DE).

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