Ann Coulter stumps for ‘crap-a—’ GOP

Politico ^ | 8/13/14 | Kendall Breitman

[Night Hides Not]

Conservative commentator Ann Coulter is saying that when it comes to midterm elections, it is better to vote for “crap-a— Republicans” than any Democrats.

“We can’t just abandon the field right now, you have to vote Republican even if it’s for crap-a— Republicans, and I would name them but I’m not going to,” Coulter said Tuesday on Fox News’s “Hannity” after host Sean Hannity said he is losing confidence in the GOP.

[JimRed]

But hey, you know what? "This time it will be different!

It will only be different when feet are held to the fire. That's on us. If a RAT is in office, all the letters, faxes, calls, emails, texts and visits in the world won't have a smidgen of effect. A GOP-e or a RINO put under sufficient pressure is much more likely to do the right thing.

[Smokin' Joe]

Ever heard of the lesser evil?

Yeah. Since Goldwater.

Guess what?

A hell-bound train is going down the tracks at 30 miles per hour. One pulled out twice as far away and is going down parallel tracks at 60. Where will the passengers get off if they ride all the way?

The same place.

[TexasGator]

“The same place.”

Depends on which way the second one is traveling.

[Smokin' Joe]

It wouldn’t be the lesser evil if they were going different directions.

[Night Hides Not]

In 1972 I voted for McGovern over Nixon. No regrets, because I was a stupid 18 YO.
In 1976 I voted for Carter over Ford. No regrets, because Ford pardoned Nixon.

In 1980 I voted for RR over Carter. No regrets, and I convinced my German neighbors that RR would lead to a stronger America, and the world benefits when America is strong. After the Iranian hostages were released, I was invited to sit at the stammtisch in my neighborhood gasthaus, an honor I cherish to this day.

In 1984 I voted for RR over Mondale. No regrets, slam dunk.
In 1988 I voted for Bush over Dukakis. No regrets.
In 1992 I voted for Bush over Clinton. No regrets, except for the fact that Bush never fought for his policies.
In 1996 I voted for Dole over Clinton. Lesser of two evils.
In 2000 I voted for GWB over Algore. No regrets.
In 2004 I Voted for GWB over Kerry. No regrets, even though Kerry served in Vietnam (lol).

In 2008 I voted for McCain over BHO. No regrets, thanks to Sarah.

In 2012 I voted for MR over BHO. I had to get a nose job after holding my nose. Here's the 'before' picture:

[Trapped Behind Enemy Lines]

Texas is reliably red right now-—unless demographic factors change that state in the future as they have changed my state.

Cornyn will safely win re-election, no one doubts that.

I do not have the luxury of throwing my vote away on write in candidates or third party candidates here.

[Logical me]

Ann is right. We have to control the Senate and keep the House no matter what the cost. I know it is hard for some Americans to grow up but that is just the way it is. This might be the closest chance to get R’s in because the communists Democratic machine will fix the 2014 election. Wait until the 2016 and we will really have a difficult time. It is hard for me to believe that millions of Americans are willing to destroy America.

[Trapped Behind Enemy Lines]

You don’t regret voting for Carter?

I think I would regret voting for that man for ANY office.

[ladyjane]

And precisely what do you suggest we do this November?

Many here feel it is better to have the Democrats control the senate and the executive branch than it is to vote for a RINO.

[JimRed]

And just how has that been working for you?

Our (R) congressman has a mostly acceptable voting record and appears to tend a bit right of center. When he is questioned about positions he obfuscates fewer times than most. But after 24 years it should be time for him to go back to the work force for a wakeup!

[raisetheroof]

Stay home. Send a message, that the GOP cannot ignore, or at least make it clear that there indeed is a place for a new political movement that will sweep away the GOP.

"Stay home" is what gave us Obama, and the only message it sends is, "we don't care enough about what you do to make us vote".

Trapped and Coulter are exactly right. Any Republican is better than any Democrat. Too bad we have "blow up the team" scorched-earth conservative purists who can't see that.

[Trapped Behind Enemy Lines]

So your advice is for me stay at home? And not to vote at all? I have never done that before. I have never missed an election. I’m sure the Dems and BHO would like that to happen as well.

[Night Hides Not]

Many here feel it is better to have the Democrats control the senate and the executive branch than it is to vote for a RINO.

Why vote for Democrat-lite when you can get the real thing?

GOPe showed its true colors in Mississippi.

[GBA]

Beware the enemy within, who tells you that "we're friends",
then sides against you again and again.
So bittersweet: The End.

[dware]

Are you sure about that???????????????????????????????????

Yep. Just means we'll be getting to the 'molon labe' moment sooner, rather than later as we will regardless of electing D's or R's. It is painfully clear that they are but 2 wings of the same party, and that party does not care about the rest of us. They only care for power.

[Night Hides Not]

Well said.

[Trapped Behind Enemy Lines]

Yes, better to have Harry Reid in charge of the Senate.

Makes perfect sense. Let’s put Nancy Pelousy back as Speaker too while we’re at it.

[dfwgator]

And we got Judas Roberts.

[Trapped Behind Enemy Lines]

Am I getting you right?

You want me to vote for people like Jerry Brown, Barbara Boxer, and Dianne Feinstein in my state?

That’s what you want me to do?

[raisetheroof]

Many here feel it is better to have the Democrats control the senate and the executive branch than it is to vote for a RINO.

Yep. And so do the likes of Obama, Reid, Boxar, Feinstein, Durbin, Schumer, Warren, ...

So, I see no difference between them and people here who feel the same way.