Martha McSally: GOP Sen. far left AZ Republic loves to hate

Newspaper poised to endorse gun restrictionist Mark Kelly

Although the Arizona Republic’s readership has dwindled to life support status, the newspaper has summoned sufficient strength to vomit out enough bile to create an early senate endorsement.

It would obviously be impertinent to make endorsements this far in advance of the Nov. 3, 2020 General Election. The newspaper’s sly tactic prior to its official endorsement of radical leftist Mark “Mr. Gabby Giffords” Kelly, is to relentlessly belittle former two-term congresswoman and current Sen. Martha McSally. Republicans should note, the U.S. Air Force Academy graduate, fighter pilot and first female war zone squadron commander, has the “complete and total endorsement!” of Pres. Donald Trump.

Contemptible columnist EJ Montini who knows a thing or two about spewing hate, headlines his recent columns:

“Sen. Martha McSally’s fake hate for the ‘liberal’ press masks her hate for ALL press.”

“Arizona Republican Party has a sleazy reply to Sen. Martha McSally’s media ‘troll.’”

The newspaper’s other leftist columnist Laurie Roberts retches:

“Sen. McSally is now selling ‘liberal hack’ T-shirts. How tone deaf can she be?

These came after McSally dismissed a left-wing CNN reporter who harassed her in the congressional halls about the presidential impeachment. She rightly called him a “liberal hack”

Editorials and news articles leave no doubt the newspaper’s editorial board will endorse gun grabber Democrat Mark Kelly — funded by billionaire Socialist George Soros and his network.

Kelly, along with his wife, former AZ U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-CD 8) — who was shot in 2011 during a campaign event in which six were killed and 15 injured — runs the major gun control-focused group Giffords PAC, which between its hybrid PAC and 501(c)(4) nonprofit Giffords, spent nearly $7 million to aid Democratic congressional candidates in 2018.* The twosome are both friends of Barack Obama.

It would fulfill a final wish for the dying newspaper to leave behind two Democrat U.S. Senators representing Arizona.

That effrontery would signal the end of Arizona as we know it.

*Center for Responsive Politics