So Now They Think He Was Charming (Ann Coulter NAILS It Once Again -- !)

Yahoo! News ^ | 6/9/04 | Ann Coulter

[hinckley buzzard]

"Maybe the appropriate thing for the press to say right now is nothing."


The appropriate thing for the press to say right now is, "in retrospect, it is clear that we were wrong and he was right."

Not that I ever expect to see it. But yes, there IS an appropriate response.

[txhurl]

Sumptuous!

[cpforlife.org]

Yes indeed!!!

[WideGlide]

I want Ann Coulter to be the mother of my grandchildren. I hope my son doesn't mind.

[First_Salute]

But now they're telling us Reagan was a "pragmatist." Well, not according to him. As he was wrapping up the Republican primaries in 1980 and moderate weenies in the Republican Party were trying to move him to the "center," Reagan said: "No, I'm not moving my positions any. ... I believe the same things that I've been speaking on for years, and I don't see any reason to change."

 I wish to salute you both, for standing your ground, in such admirable fashion. Thank you and God Bless.

 

[Woahhs]

The appropriate thing for the press to say right now is, "in retrospect, it is clear that we were wrong and he was right."

Personally, I give the press ten more years and they'll be applying for NEA grants, because they can no longer make a living at their "art."

[Pres Raygun]

I was quite surprised that the mainstream media has been so positive about President Reagan this week. Then it dawned on me. To the mainstream media, the only good Republican is a dead one.

[Graymatter]

>>"More enraging than their revisionist history of Reagan, is liberals' revisionist history about themselves. Now liberals claim they liked Reagan at the time."

Don't be enraged. Disarming his opponents was Reagan's specialty. Notice how he can still do it, four days after death.

[45Auto]

"Reagan was a March hare right-winger." Amen to that!!!!

[Mr. Buzzcut]

Maybe the appropriate thing for the press to say right now is nothing.

Precisely.

When Clinton passes, I will say a prayer for his soul but nothing more.

To criticize him would be vile, to praise him, hypocritical and transparent.

[Clint Williams]

Doesn't fit. :-(

[Clint Williams]

Now it does... if you drop the period...

[Mr. Buzzcut]

Why anyone still turns to Cuomo for interviews is beyond me ... we are still digging out from under his dung heap almost ten years after we were rid of him ... talk about a "miserable failure"!

An articulate dope is still a dope! ;)

[snopercod]

Her assessment of Ronald Reagan is one of the subjects on which I disagree with the late Ayn Rand.

[Rummyfan]

With all the procession activity, I forgot it was Wednesday night. Thanks for the post!

[.cnI redruM]

I don't know. Reagan was certainly pragmatic enough to realize that moderate Republicans like Scranton and Rockefeller had no electoral popularity outside the NE.

[luvbach1]

Obviously Ann did not need to go through an agonizing rating process to declare Reagan America's grestest president. I still have a soft spot for Honest Abe, but I guess I could be persuaded.

[Libertina]

Correct, she nailed thier "sorry *sses" again! Love this woman!

[antaresequity]

But now they're telling us Reagan was a "pragmatist."

Jean Kirkpatrick said the definition of a pragmatist was someone who was flexible enough in his process to achieve his inflexible ideological goals.

I would then agree...Reagan was a "pragmatist"...

[Rummyfan]

"My fellow Americans, I'm pleased to tell you today that I've signed legislation that will outlaw Russia forever. We begin bombing in five minutes."

One of my favorites! I have to believe he did this deliberately, just to rattle them a bit! More, Ann, more!