[Hot Air] If there are any votes left among tea-party border hawks that haven't already migrated (temporarily) to Trump, this ought to shake them loose.To think, there are conservatives out there in America today who are convinced their party's elder statesmen view them with contempt.
"It's very bad," McCain, who was eager to talk about Trump, told me on Monday when I stopped by his Senate office. The Senator is up for reĂŤlection in 2016 and he pays close attention to how the issue of immigration is playing in his state. He was particularly rankled by Trump's rally. "This performance with our friend out in Phoenix is very hurtful to me," McCain said. "Because what he did was he fired up the crazies."...
"We'll see how this plays out, but there is some anger in my state," McCain said. He mentioned the continuing challenges of border security that were vividly highlighted when tens of thousands of Central American minors crossed into America last summer. "People who otherwise might be more centrist are angry about this border situation."