Posted on 07/27/2006 1:39:40 PM PDT by Recovering_Democrat
Ann Coulter just on Cavuto being interviewed.
She wanted to "remind the viewers" that the normal election cycle is for the party in the White House to lose seats. She expects this election to be one where Republicans lose seats. She added "a lot of seats" before Neil moved on to another question.
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Coulter is outing the psycho-lib Dems at every turn, pointing out their blatant hypocricy if not their outright falsehoods.
It must be demoralizing for the Dem-wankers to have this throaty blonde pointing out their foibles for all to see, and yet they can barely lay a hand on her in refutation.
Ann might turn off a small percentage of the electorate with her sharp tongue (yourself perhaps?) but she is priceless in her ability to show the younger crowd that Republicans are not the stereotypical stuffy-businessman type which the libs try to claim.
Let's face it. Bush was the ONLY choice.
I think she could be right. It is pretty normal after a 2-term Presidency. People are usually ready for a change. Couple that with a war and the opposition party could certainly gain some seats. That said, I sure hope that is not the case.
Not only that, but things changed with the Reps in 2000, when Daley and Gore tried to steal the election. Reps finally woke the hell up and became activists. We need to keep that mode from now on, and build on it, cause we're going to need to do more than 'just vote' from now on, to keep this country free and safe from the socalists/leftist DemRats.
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Thanks for reminding us all that 30 and 40 years ago, Republicans were less likely to vote for that sort of thing.
Good to hear from you. I can see you're feeling good today, thank God.
Yeah really ;o)
"IMHO, Coulter's using an outdated political play book. She has been wrong on how Congress will be aligned for two consecutive voting cycles."
Except she never said what you claim she said in 2004.
Repeating a lie doesn't make it so.
Good to hear from you. I can see you're feeling good today, thank God.What, was my life supposed to be over now? Fuhgedaboudit...
Now comes "rdb3 v2.0". Nahmean, my weeble and weeblette? Hey, I promise you that this Prettyboy Game is still so good to me (I ain't lyin'...).
Not everyone can restart life at the age of 34 with a clean slate, so I have nothing to complain about! ;-)
Posted by Sam Hill to sinkspur
On News/Activism 07/27/2006 2:26:07 PM PDT · 135 of 408
"What "cause" is hurt by disagreeing with Ann Coulter? She's a pundit, not a prophet."
Beside, what an assinine thing to say.
Pundits don't have causes?
You really are stupid.
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Personal attack, clear as day. How much are Coulter's folks paying you to troll this board?
Troll.
The GOP would have to lose 31 seats for the Dems to get a majority.
I thought it was only 16. I could be wrong but I seem to remember hearing that for the last couple months.
It's people like you that are just as much the enemies of this country as the rats, liberals, and left. You sound just like them when they say "we support but troops BUT we're going to do something to SCREW over the war or the military."
Your version is: "I'm a self-annoited true conservative and love this country BUT I'm going to take action to do irreparable harm to it to so I can throw my little temper fit and feel happy.
That's the stuff! Don't be such a stranger either.
That is so democrat.
Remember: The pundits are checking out what WE say. If we stay involved and positive, we will continue to win---no matter what the pundits predict.
By seats, I think she meant that the republicans are in the gym, working out, and several are losing some weight.
What are you talking about? Bush has passed so much of the liberal democratic stuff already! It's no secret that, if they take back both houses they will impeach him.
What you posted.
That may be true but the GOP as been P****G of it's base a lot lately
That'll be part of it, but it is the nonbase that's going to be the most problem due to gas prices being high.
Why ? Earnings are higher than ever, inflation is low, jobs are plentiful.
Could it be gas prices or housing ?
Where is this malaise coming from ?
BUMP
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