House GOP thrilled by this RT @mmcauliff: McCain: if we succeed, it will be a testimonial to the groundwork laid by ted kennedy.
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jennifer bendery (@jbendery) January 28, 2013Who told Sen. McCain conservatives would be more receptive to amnesty if he gave Ted Kennedy a shout-out?
today Senator #McCain sounded like the McCain who joined hands with Ted Kennedy for #immigration reform…—
jose diaz-balart (@jdbalart) January 28, 2013
RT @StevenTDennis McCain says very little difference with Ted Kennedy's immigration bill.—
Jim Antle (@jimantle) January 28, 2013
Success would be testament to efforts of the late Sen. Ted Kennedy (D-Mass), McCain adds—
Felicia Sonmez (@feliciasonmez) January 28, 2013
Note to Sen. McCain: When you’re attempting to sell a faulty immigration reform plan to skeptical conservatives, don’t invoke the name of a corrupt, killer Democratic politician.
John McCain really selling conservatives on his immigration plan by saying it's Ted Kennedy's plan—
John Podhoretz (@jpodhoretz) January 28, 2013
McCain heaps praise on Ted Kennedy, says this bill is similar to what Kennedy wanted. Yeah, that should really win over Republicans.—
Sunny (@sunnyright) January 28, 2013
Do we detect notes of sarcasm?
John McCain would do well to remember that Ted Kennedy was loathsome and nearly always wrong. #tcot—
Bryan Preston (@texasbryanp) January 28, 2013
I'm disgusted. RT @AiPolitics: McCain gave a shout out to Ted Kennedy. I'm laughing.—
Konni Burton (@KonniBurton) January 28, 2013
McCain just invoked Kennedy in his announcement. I gagged. These guys are oblivious.—
Lee Dodson (@skshtgr11) January 28, 2013
McCain says this plan is very similar to Ted Kennedy's plan. Is that supposed to make me feel better?—
Erin Haust (@erinhaust) January 28, 2013
“@jpodhoretz: John McCain really selling conservatives on his immigration plan by saying it's Ted Kennedy's plan” Blecch—
(@CTIronman) January 28, 2013
McCain"there is very little difference between this and what Kennedy proposed years ago" There you have it Republicans—
Daniel Horowitz (@RMConservative) January 28, 2013
How freaking disconnected is John McCain from the party he led in 2008? He thinks invoking Kennedy is a good idea to win over GOP votes.—
Sunny (@sunnyright) January 28, 2013
McCain should stop talking. RT @aipolitics: McCain gave a shout out to Ted Kennedy. I'm laughing. 😅😆—
Christine (@cmdeb) January 28, 2013
Trying to sell an ideologically difficult plan to Republicans is not best accomplished by invoking the memory of Ted Kennedy.—
Nathan Wurtzel (@NathanWurtzel) January 28, 2013
And that's it, John McCain upholds Ted Kennedy. I can't.—
Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) January 28, 2013
McCain"there is very little difference between this and what Kennedy proposed years ago" There you have it Republicans—
Daniel Horowitz (@RMConservative) January 28, 2013
Yep. There we have it.
Waitress sandwich, crap sandwich … what difference does it make?