Tag: Tim McGhee

After reading this bizarre...thing from Timothy McGhee, the only question is, will the superbly qualified (and sane) Adam Ebbin win his election for State Senate from the 30th district with 80%, 85%, 90%, or more of the vote? I mean, this McGhee dude's almost as bat**** bonkers (and a raging homophobe) as Herman CAIN!!!

P.S. Make sure you read the comments section at ArlNow, it's a rare case where everyone, right/left/center, can agree on something. In that way, I suppose, Tim McGhee is a uniter, not a divider. Nice work! (snark)

Haven't Republicans heard that when you're in a hole, the first thing you want to do is stop digging? Apparently not if you're 30th Senate district candidate - and raging homophobe - Tim McGhee, running against Democratic nominee (and 100% certain winner, probably by a huge margin) Adam Ebbin. Check this out.

McGhee, however, defended his remarks when asked about them by the Del Ray Patch.

"It was a personal view... It was meant to be an added perspective on who God is and his mercy," said McGhee, a database administrator for The Falls Church.

Speaking of McGhee's personal views, check out his  personal Twitter feed for more Tim-foolery, including cuckoo-for-cocoa-puffs statements like:

*"2009 Averages: Every 95 seconds, Planned Parenthood took $1,093.06 of federal funds and ended the life of a child in its mother by abortion."

*"Abortion is the leading cause of death in the black community nationwide."

*"Alice Paul, original author of the Equal Rights Amendment: Abortion is the ultimate exploitation of women"

Two questions: 1) Where do Republicans find these wackos; and 2) Why are so few Republican candidates as open about stating their extremist views as Tim McGhee?

UPDATE: I'm told that McGhee said last night, at another forum (he really should avoid these things!) that he he doesn't believe the Government had the authority to regulate a person's right to bear arms because of the 2nd Amendment. When asked repeatedly what he was going to do about the illegal flow of guns to New York City, he said the government didn't have the authority to regulate guns - even illegal ones! And this is the guy the Kaplan Post called a "moderate?" Wow.