lol, wow. The GOP is tearing at the seems.
Has Hillary decided what Democrat to pick in the California race yet? If she doesn't, is the Democrat party "tearing at the seams?"
As far as Ayotte goes, it's to her advantage not to have Trump's support in New Hampshire per the liberal press.
LoL a Democrat is going to win regardless in California so an endorsement isn't necessary.
Nice try, though.
Poor John McCain. Being thrown under the bus by his own party. Any word from our dear Sarah as to whom she's endorsing? 
That's exactly my point, though. California is already in the general election and a Democrat is going to win either way, so an endorsement isn't necessary, whereas Arizona is still in the primary where it's going to be a typical RvD general election, and a lack of an endorsement by one of the party's presidential nominees signals some party tension, which is going to make it even more difficult for McCain (yes, I still think he's going to win the primary). He's going to have a harder time in the general election against Ann Kirkpatrick in a state that's hinting that it's going to be competitive.
I just assumed we were talking about the general election since I don't think McCain is in that much trouble of being teabagged given that he survived a much tougher primary against a semi-more credible opponent in J.D. Hayworth in 2010, a GOP-wave midterm year as opposed to a 2016 presidential year.
