It is a bit early to start grousing, though. Let's leave that to the losers.
She has skinny legs.
Already posted
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1270075/posts
He is a genius.
With the full force of the MSM, LLL, Soros, France, the U.N., Islamofascists all throwing everything they could at him, he still got President Bush reelected, with a majority of the popular vote, and increased the G.O.P. Senate margin by four, and increased the G.O.P. House margin by four, and increased the G.O.P. share of numerous demographic groups, most notably Hispanics, and put Tom Daschle out to pasture.
But, most importantly, he marginalized the Democrats for a generation.
The man is a genius.
Ann is looking toward the next election, and she is right. Rush has argued for years that the moral issues are winning issues -- and that Republicans should run on them and not from them. We must not learn the wrong lessons from this close election, or we'll slide back into the party Democrat Light. The celebration is over, and it is time to prepare for the next battles...
I'll have to take responsibility for this, and apologize to everyone for Ann's writing this way. We haven't seen each other in a while and she really misses me, so her mind is not focussed on her work. You will know when we are seeing each other again when she goes back to her normal strong writing style. Thank you.
That's an odd thing for Ann to say. Now, since we've conquered our enemies, we can finally turn on each other in peace.
She's right. If Rudy or Pataki are picked to be our next Presidential candidate, all hope is lost. We don't need to draft Ron Paul, the uberconservative, but we do need someone who is not a wishy-washy, liberal puke like Pataki or Rudy (even though he is a good man, while Pataki is not).
She isn't exactly mainstream.
Bush got the mainstream Christian vote.
Most of those folks wouldn't read her books.
I love her, but it's the truth.
Ann, go get yourself a milkshake.
It shouldn't have been this close.
Her timing may be bad, but she has some good points. It should have been over and sooner.
:-)
From article: "But Rove concluded Bush should stay mum on gay marriage and partial-birth abortion – contravening the politicians' rule of thumb: Talk about your positions that are wildly popular with voters. "
If Rove did - then I am disappointed that President Bush allowed himself to be had - by Rove and the major media. I think people in Washington D.C. need to do what they did during the election - get out across the nation and find out for themselves how the people are feeling. They will never find out from listening to the major media - I hope they figure that out soon -
Now if we can only find out who is giving President Bush the bad advice on the illegals issue - Is that Rove also?
just wondering -
I think they ran this campaign exactly the way they needed to. With Bush under constant attack they had to give as little ammunition as possible to be used against them. By taking the high road Rove and the Republicans thwarted most of what could have been self inflicted pain. All along they could have run stuff like the Kerry picture with the upside down flag, went after his medical records, repeated showings of his congressional testimony. This was a near perfect execution of a campaign IMHO
This is not the time for this. Rove did a heck of a job.
Ann was obviously drinking when she wrote this...
She is just wrong.
Anne is discouraged and disappointed. Have you noticed how much she has aged in the last two years?
I think it is cute her saying that.
She is Monday Morning Quarterbacking and admits to it in the article by saying we didn't know Moral Issues were so important.