John McCain beats Hayworth in GOP primary, holds Senate seat

So McCain wins. He is basically guaranteed six more years in the senate.

What does this mean, then?

I say don't get your hopes up. I have a feeling that we've lost him on immigration. Maybe not for good, but for a while.

Now that he won his primary (as AZ rednecks will NEVER elect a democrat), he can do whatever he want. However I think he will be on his best "deport 'em all" behavior until mid 2011 (we could get a yes on DA, but chances the chance of that is like 25%).

If only we could get him to vote yes if they put the bill up in November.

If CIR ever comes to pass, just imagine all of the joyful families; full of newly legalized foreigners who can now move back or even better, relocate to the crap state of AZ. LOADS of them...if we could only see the baggers' faces...One can dream.

He has said, secure border first and then immigration reform.

For McCain, that phrase could mean anything.
It could mean by passing another bill that includes: sending more troops, hiring more agents, requesting more money for Tech, etc.

It dosent really means building a fence, and completely sealed the border that it could take several years.

So, Now that He won, He could change his point of view and support CIR by saying ok, I voted on that bill that includes all that and would help curve illegal immigration.

I meant, WE ALL know how politics work, All they want is WIN,. SO HE WON.

So are any DREAMees going to rally outside his office or something to get his support now that he's done with primaries?

McCain is sooooooo flip floppity that you wont know what side of the fence he will be on. I say lets not count on him at all.

I think Mccain will vote yes for CIR/Dream Act. His job is secured and the border is secured too.