ANN COULTER: THERE'S A DEMOCRAT BEHIND DOOR NO. 1, 2 AND 3 (I'll take Door # 4, Thank You!)

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THERE'S A DEMOCRAT BEHIND DOOR NO. 1, 2 AND 3
February 13, 2008


A few more primary wins and B. Hussein Obama will be able to light up a cigarette during a televised speech and still get the nomination. It looks like the only thing that can stop him now is an endorsement from Al Gore.

Gore is always lunging into a movement just as it has passed its prime -- the Internet, Howard Dean, global warming, trying to talk black when he campaigns at a black church. He probably bought a big house a few months ago. Gore is such a supremely unlikable human being, he even subverted the mainstream media's affection for liberalism during the 2000 election.

And my brave little Hillary needs a bold move after the Potomac primaries this week. If she can't trick Gore into endorsing Obama, she may have to divorce Bill.

Hillary is, shockingly enough, the most conservative candidate among the top three presidential candidates.

The Rev. Jerry Falwell once remarked that his people would rather vote for Beelzebub than Hillary Clinton.

He didn't mention John McCain.

Pat Buchanan says if McCain is the nominee, the Republican Party will lose its soul. I'm more worried about the Republican Party losing its mind.

Republicans are doing what the Democrats tried in 2004 with John Kerry. In a state of despair, Democrats dumped the legitimate leader of their party, Howard Dean, for a candidate they deemed "electable." Kerry served in Vietnam! Republicans: Conniving has never been our strong suit. Honor is our strong suit.

Sen. John McCain's claim to being a Republican comes down to two factors:

(1) He was a POW -- I know that because he mentions it more often than John Kerry told us that he served in Vietnam.
And (2) he has a relatively conservative voting record compared to, say, Maxine Waters.

I note that there were hundreds of POWS in Vietnam. We can't make them all president. If we're just going to pick one, how about one who doesn't want to shut down Guantanamo and give amnesty to 20 million illegal immigrants? Hey, didn't Duncan Hunter serve in Vietnam? Why, yes, I believe he did!

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[dennisw]

He may deserve respect, but he also is being intellectually dishonest in his stance on waterboarding. He knows these techniques work, and he just pandering.

McVain underwent real torture during five years at the hands of the North Vietnamese. 
Kalid Sheik Muhammad was waterboarded for 30-160 seconds from various accounts

There is no logic to calling both torture but there is pandering and "reaching across the aisle" McVain style

[dennisw]

"And my brave little Hillary.."

Rush has been giving on air advice to Barack Hussein for the last two months. Goading him into manning up, defying her Heinous and taking her on forcefully. I really think Rush influenced Obama.

So now it is Anne's turn to take Hillary under her wing and help her out

[TAdams8591]

Me too! : )