HuffPost: McSally’s abandonment of the RAC Act seems an indication that she is responding to Ward’s attacks from the right
Arizona Republic: The move comes as McSally is facing two rival conservatives seeking this year’s Republican nomination for the state’s open Senate seat
After weeks of attacks from her primary opponents, Congresswoman Martha McSally removed herself as a co-sponsor from a bipartisan bill that offers Dreamers a path to citizenship – a measure she supported while running for reelection in a swing district but is now a liability in a tight primary. The “painfully obvious shift” followed Ward’s attacks from the right and quickly earned criticism from Arizona conservatives.
“These clumsy, inauthentic maneuvers are hard to watch but voters are learning a lot about how Congresswoman McSally will say and do anything to get elected – even if that means going back on her word to Arizonans,” said DSCC spokesman David Bergstein. “If Congresswoman McSally caves so easily to primary pressure, why would voters trust her to stand up for them in Washington?”
HuffPost: Facing Challenge From The Right, GOP Lawmaker Pulls Support For Immigration Bill
By Amanda Terkel and Elise Foley
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Arizona Republic: Congress: Rep. McSally shifts support to stricter immigration bill
By Ronald J. Hansen and Yvonne Wingett Sanchez
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RealClearPolitics: McSally’s DACA Flip Lays Bare AZ Senate Race Dynamics
By Caitlin Huey-Burns
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Slate: An Arizona Senate Candidate’s Painfully Obvious Shift on Immigration
By Jim Newell
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ThinkProgress: Congresswoman McSally quietly drops support for DACA fix
By Addy Baird
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