Oh, no! Better not go there! Next thing you know we’ll be speculating on the cross-breeding that created Maggie Gallagher.

While Hayworth has receive endorsement from one tea party pac, he is clearly not favored by the Arizona tea party movement. As Politico noted today,

Hayworth – who promotes himself as the tea party candidate – was unable to secure the endorsement of any of the state’s four largest tea party organizations …

They don’t seem to think he’s any more fiscally conservative than McCain.

But Roger Boone, a leader of the 200-member Flagstaff, Ariz., Tea Party Patriots who responded to POLITICO’s survey, said neither McCain nor Hayworth is conservative enough for him.

“McCain basically moves all over the field — one week he wants to buddy up with the tea party people. The next week, he wants to move over the left,” said Boone. At the same, he said, Hayworth “basically always voted along party lines and never looked at things from a constitutional point of view. I don’t think I can trust him.”

So Boone is supporting long-shot Jim Deakin in the GOP primary, and said he’s not sure what he’d do if McCain or Hayworth won the nomination.

Or, as their press release said,

“The Tea Party is a non-partisan, grassroots movement that stands for limited government, free markets, and fiscal responsibility. Both McCain and Hayworth’s records during their many years in Washington leave much to be desired on these issues,” said Robert Mayer, co-founder of the Tucson Tea Party. “It is their job to hold themselves up to these values and fight for our votes.”