The race to replace retiring Arizona senator Jeff Flake has been polling as a statistical tie.  Until now, at least.  Republican candidate Rep. Martha McSally has an incredible life story to tell, with 26 years of service in the Air Force and a historic milestone – the kind that actually means something: She is the first female fighter pilot to fly in combat and first to command a fighter squadron in combat in United States history. This is literally leadership under fire. So her opponent, Krysten Sinema, faced a challenge in coming up with a compelling life story and settled on something that would appeal to Democrats.  In place of accomplishment and heroism, she turned to victimhood.  In a campaign video, she tugged at heartstrings, claiming (via the Daily Caller): "First we lost our car, then we lost our home," Sinema says in an ad.  "For nearly three years, we lived in an...(Read Full Post)