Monday, July 28, 2008
Bitter Smith Connected to ‘Hookergate’
She has hired on her staff Carolyn Machado, a DC republican operative that was the finance director to Senator David Vitter.
Vitter is the Senator who admitted to using hookers supplied by the DC Madam who eventually killed herself.
By hiring Vitter’s aide, we believe Bitter Smith is setting a low moral code for her campaign. Hardly a ‘real conservative.’
Monday, July 14, 2008
Susan Bitter Smith Loves Terrorists
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Liberal Schweikert: US Soliders Should Face War Crimes Charges
Schweikert, in a press release, said that the US should follow Amnesty International’s recommendations.
There has been no response from Schweikert’s opponents — Laura Knaperek, Susan Bitter Smith, Mark Anderson or Jim Ogsbury. There has been no indication that any of them will follow Schweikert’s un-American position.
Shame on Schweikert for arguing that US soldiers should be held accountable to other countries and imprisoned at the Hague.
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Bitter Smith Needs to Embrace Conservative Principles and Endorse the Fair Tax
Susan Bitter Smith has tried to say that she’s a “real conservative” when it comes to the issue of taxes. We’ve said before that Bitter Smith isn’t a “real conservative” when it comes to many issues important to conservative voters, but Bitter Smith is banking on winning the Republican primary by playing to only fiscal conservatives.
Bitter Smith signed the Americans for Tax Reform pledge not to raise taxes and was endorsed by conservatives Jean McGrath and Joe Arpaio. Bitter Smith needs to show that she is a real fiscal conservative by joining David Schweikert and endorsing the Fair Tax.
If she’s going to out-fiscal-conservative Schweikert who has been endorsed by the Club for Growth she will need to join Schweikert and embrace the fair tax.
Pro-earmark Jim Ogsbury is not a fiscal conservative. Like Susan, Laura Knaperek and State legislator Mark Anderson have an opportunity to make a name for themselves as conservatives who will stand up for principled economics.
C’mon, Susan, join David by rejecting the repressive income tax and endorse the Fair Tax.
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Knaperek, Schweikert Ruining It for Bitter Smith
It was a big mistake that may be costly for the likely nominee… Susan Bitter Smith… who will do “whatever it takes” to win. The probably is that if Susan has anybody track Mitchell, she’ll be practicing that Knaperek and Schweikert have denounced as “dirty politics.”
Sean McCaffrey at State Party said he also thinks video taping opponents is sleazy.
While Bitter Smith is willing to cheat, lie, and steal to win this thing (which we support) Knaperek and Schweikert clearly don’t have what it takes. Do Jim Ogsbury and Mark Anderson?
Friday, June 20, 2008
Bitter Smith Shows Schweikert Who's Boss
Not only is Susan willing to make up stories to distract the media from her lobbyist career, she has signaled that she is going to criticize David Schweikert's LACK OF LOBBYING experience as a weakness that shows he can't be effective.
BRILLIANT!
If Bitter Smith has been able to do that in such a short period of time, Laura Knaperek and Mark Anderson ought to be scared too! Who knows, maybe Jim Ogsbury will make the case that you really have to be a Washington lobbyist to have real experience, but we doubt it.
Bitter Smith is taking it an extra step by trying to embrace Schweikert for his strengths -- strong, conservative principles. Despite her LIBERAL record, she told CQ this week that Schweikert's "stances did not drastically differently from hers on the major issues."
What was Schweikert's response? SILENCE. He's essentially going to allow her to claim to be a conservative without fighting back.
Bitter Smith may not be a real conservative like she claims, but she's certainly more of a man than Schweikert.
Monday, June 16, 2008
Schweikert Takes Aim, Fires at Susan Bitter Smith and Jim Ogsbury
Now we know who he's visualizing for target practice... opponents Susan Bitter Smith and Jim Ogsbury.
Ending what had so far been a civil campaign, Schweikert drew first blood by questioning the integrity of Bitter Smith and Ogsbury in a NATIONAL PUBLICATION.
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Good Thing Hatch-Miller Dropped Out
Hatch-Miller was a candidate for the CD-5 race, but dropped out. He probably realized that he in a deep field, he was one of the least conservative candidates, and that it would be unlikely he could win support.
Thankfully four of the five GOP candidates who are still running have voiced their opposition to the solar tax credits, choosing instead to leave energy investments where they belong: in the free market. The fact that Laura Knaperek, Susan Bitter Smith, Mark Anderson and Jim Ogsbury have embraced the free market on this important issue is a good sign for Republican primary voters.
We only wish David Schweikert had taken the opportunity to embrace the free market as well.
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Being ‘Bitter’ May Mean Sweet Victory
The truth is though this is EXACTLY WHAT WE NEED TO BEAT MITCHELL AND THE LIBERALS WHO ARE DESTROYING AMERICA.
Earlier this year, Sonoran Alliance criticized Bitter Smith for what’s becoming a popular topic of conversation in conservative circles right now: the fact that Bitter Smith, in 2000, hired a private investigator to dig up information about one of her opponents. Bitter Smith had her campaign volunteer, David Schweikert, deliver the information to Tom Liddy. It was a big deal at the time, and the liberals went on the attack. The commie pinko cartoonist at the Arizona Repugnant Steve Benson used the episode to call Susan Bitter Smith “Susan Gutter Smith.”
We know that if Susan, wins, Mitchell’s people will cry foul and whine like liberal coddled babies about this episode. But in our opinion the “Gutter Smith episode” actually showed us how hard BITTER SMITH WILL CLAW, FIGHT, AND USE ANY TACTIC – NO MATTER HOW SEVERE – TO DEFEAT MITCHELL’S ANTI-FAMILY AGENDA. There is nothing that she won’t do to get elected, and that actually does our hearts proud.
Make no mistake we have serious problems with Susan Bitter Smith. She’s a pro-abortion Republican. We call those RINOs. But we like her style, and the fact that she’s been able to line up the support of conservative heroes like Jean McGrath. When it comes to her “gutter” politics, we say: you go, girl! Do whatever you can to defeat Mitchell this November.