Posted on 07/25/2009 6:51:30 PM PDT by Federalist Patriot
Here is video of Ann Coulter, Bay Buchanan, and David Frum on CBS today where they commented on the impact of Gov. Sarah Palin's resignation as Governor of Alaska, which will take effect tomorrow, July 26, 2009.
Bay Buchanan, a Republican strategist, believes it will hurt Palin's chances if she decides to run for President, and believes she was unprepared to deal with the media last year, giving too many "trite" answers to questions in interviews.
David Frum criticized Palin's decision, saying Palin was a "calamitous candidate in October 2008," citing declining poll numbers from the time she was nominated.
Coulter went after Frum, saying she totally disagreed that it was bad for her to "quit." Buchanan and Coulter also disagreed with each other and Frum seemed to enjoy every chance he got to criticize Palin. . . . . (Watch Video)
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David Frum sounds like an A-hole when it comes to Sarah.
Experience? Two executive offices isn’t experience? Then what the heck is? Community organizing?
Since Bay Buchanan is a Mormon, she will be in lock step with MittWit again.
Frum thinks politics is mans business
Coulter likes both Palin and MittWit.
If she sticks to her conservative views, she should follow through with Palin
Frum’s ideal GOP Presidential candidate is Colin Powell.
The McCain/Palin ticket was up 8 pts. days prior to September 18th.
Obama was losing until the DNC played their October surprise on the economy
and the RomneyTeam attacked Gov. Palin and her children to throw Election2008.
"Peeking Out From the McCain Wreckage: Mitt Romney"
"Someone's got to say it: IS MITT ROMNEY RESPONSIBLE FOR OBAMA'S VICTORY?"
"Vanity: Team Romney Sabotaged Palin and Continuing to Do So?"
"Romney Supporters Trashing Palin"
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