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To: AnotherUnixGeek

Oh, Krauthammer became more open and complementary towards the tea party movement... eventually. But not at first. He grimaced at both it and the earlier town hall protests, stating (on Bret Baier’s show) how terrible and unseemly they were, and that they would backfire and harm the Republicans in the eventual 2010 midterms. That’s what I mean about his blind-spot, when it comes to outside-the-beltway, grassroots conservatism.

That shouldn’t be seen as hostility from me. He’s interesting and informative on a number of issues. I generally like to hear his input. Well maybe the Palin “death panels” incident, when he said she should “leave the room,” he did come across in a sort of cluelessly jerky way. Especially when he just wound up repeating the same exact things from the Facebook page! Seemed quite obnoxiously elitist. That came across pretty bad. He certainly lost some points with me there. Can’t deny that.


52 posted on 11/30/2012 7:58:28 PM PST by greene66
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To: greene66
Especially when he just wound up repeating the same exact things from the Facebook page! Seemed quite obnoxiously elitist.

There's no doubt Krauthammer is a Beltway elitist. But on the Tea Party he proved more open-minded and open to persuasion than most of the GOP, which never stops trying to marginalize grass-roots conservatives. And he does a much better job of making the case for limited government and making the case against Obama than most of the GOP.
55 posted on 11/30/2012 8:55:21 PM PST by AnotherUnixGeek
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