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Posted on 01/31/2008 9:29:37 PM PST by Yosemitest
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I will continue to respond to you until you quite addressing me. If you do not address me again, I won’t respond to you again.
Worse, McCain and Romney are the two candidates that can be trusted the least. Both have a history of betraying those that voted for them and flip-flopping.
She's doing the only thing Ann is ever doing, trying to get people talking about Ann. She follows the time honored rule of showbiz, "There is no such thing as bad publicity."
She's doing the only thing Ann is ever doing, trying to get people talking about Ann. She follows the time honored rule of showbiz, "There is no such thing as bad publicity."
You are on drugs.
Got something you want to pull out of the closet senator Craig?
That’s certainly one theory.
We have said that Ann C. needs to beef up on here before. I think she has said that she has an atomic metabolism and looks like she is small-boned and tall to boot. It may be a hereditary thing as well. I get the impression that she eats all she can hold, scares her dates by regularly eating more than they do. (The spectre of the grocery bill scares off the prospects.)
This was the greatest episode of Hannity and Colmes ever last night. The best.
When the federal ban expired the overwhelmingly lib legislature was planning on a much more restrictive ban romney convinced them to copy the federal ban which consist of basically a flash hider ban in exchange for his not veto. The permits cost 100 so I will take the 2 year extension on them. He saved mass from tough cali style bans.
Misrable people looking to make money for themselves & spread their misery to others would be my guess, E.
Truth is I don't watch any of the screaming-head shows, life's too short.
"She’s got a great point to make and really serious arguments."
She usually does.
Any one questioning Ann's credentials OR her tack when[ever] dealing with leftist ghouls, in light of what the hell's going on, raises my suspicions about *them*.
"I think she did qualify her statement (in the middle of being interrepted for the 12th time), that “between Hillary and McCain” she would vote or possibly campaign for Hillary."
As I thought.
Yet another example of: what's the truth have to do with anything.
People claiming to be of the right refusing, again, to believe one of their own.
Despicable cannibals, all.
"However, I think she’ll find that there will be a third-party candidate that she woud rather vote for and endorse."
Perhaps.
"Ron Paul would be the only candidate with the gall and the following to attempt a conservative third-party run. (Although I don’t know if he can do that after running in the Republican Primary). All other “Republicans” would probably just fall in line."
Well just LOOK at what the "republicans" have done to Dr. Paul.
Disgusting, disheartening.
...Ann's been *Pauled*.
Huckabee can't be trusted either. In fact, no politician can be completely trusted. But of the three remaining (I don't count Paul, as he is just a joke), I'd have to pick Romney.
“Therefore, more often than not, the best available candidate does not excite us. If we only voted FOR who we like, and never AGAINST those we don’t like, then we probably would never vote.”
There is a difference between not being excited and being positively repulsed. I think that’s the problem right now. Conservatives are willing to compromise on a candidate. Many are not willing to sell their soul.
“Its hard for me to believe that people actually think that McCain would be no better than Hillary. Its got to be the anger talking, making people irrational.”
Believe it. Looked at from the point of view of what we are likely to get from a McCain administration, there is a line of reasoning that concludes that conservatives are better off with Sen. Clinton. I don’t share that opinion, but I do agree that there isn’t enough of a difference to matter.
Conservatives in general are changing their views with regard to the GOP. I’ve seen it before, but with a smaller subset of the conservative population: gun owners. The relationship between the GOP, gun owners and gun rights activists is strictly business at this point. Gun owners, rightfully, do not trust the GOP to be any more supportive of their positions than the Democrats.
As governor it is his duty to refuse to sign gun control legislation. If the legislation can override that veto, then the problem rests with them.
This is a constitutional matter.
The second amendment is no more something I support parceling off, than the first amendment, which John McCain was more than happy to whittle away at.
If Ann votes for Hillary, she has lost my respect.
A pro-life Republican President gives us a chance to get 1-2 more Supreme Court justices who have respect for the sanctity of human life.
Another corrupt, self-serving Clinton presidency will only try to deliver more spiritually blinded justices in the mold of Ruth Bader Ginsburg. And millions of innocent, unborn children would pay the price.
I’m not a McCain supporter but I would vote for him in the general election. He would be a MILLION times better than Hillary or Obama could ever hope to be.
WAKE UP ANN!
Ann Coulter is going to be LIVE on Hannity's Radio Show momentarily, at 4:07 pm CST.
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That's the most sensible post I've seen in all the McMania going on here on FR.
I totally get what Ann is doing. More people are going to hear about what she said and see that video of McCain with Ahnold and Rooty than will see any of Romney's ads or listen to what he has to say. She's using adsurdity to wake the conservatives up. If we vote for Romney Tuesday (I already have) we don't have a problem with McCain. The money quote is:
"She's running in a Democratic primary, he's running in a Republican primary, and their positions are about that far apart."
That's the point, and she's absolutely right. McCain as President with a Democrat controlled Congress will effect their agenda better than Hillary ever could because no one will oppose him. For all my concerns about Romney, one thing I have never heard him say is "reach across the aisle". I've come around to him slowly and reluctantly but I believe he will surprise us if we give him the chance. Just look at Arnold if you want to see what a "maverick" Republican will become once he's elected. It's not pretty.
Excellent post. I couldn’t agree more.
Hannity talks about joining the Conservative Party, but I can't find it nationaly.
The Conservative Party was formed in 1962 to restore a meaningful choice to the voters of New York State. At that time, the three existing political parties espoused the doctrinaire liberal philosophy of the welfare state at home and the collectivist ideology abroad. In just four short decades, the party has grown from a small band of conservative-minded men and women to a statewide organization of almost 170,000 individuals dedicated to the traditional American values of individual freedom, individual responsibility and individual effort.
From a humble beginning garnering 141,000 votes on ballot Row F, our principles have attracted Empire State voters in sufficient numbers to raise the Party to Row C and twice received over a million votes for our candidate in a statewide election. From the founding of the party, it has been successively chaired by Kieran O’Doherty, J. Daniel Mahoney, Serphin R. Maltese and Michael R. Long. Through the leadership of these men and the hard work of committee members, the Conservative Party elected James L. Buckley to the U. S. Senate, William Carney to the House of Representatives, Serphin R. Maltese to the State Senate, Rosemary R. Gunning and Charles Jerabec to the State Assembly, and numerous county, city, town and village offices.
The 1994 elections were a breakthrough for the Conservative Party as we provided the margin of victor for Governor George E. Pataki with the 326,605 votes cast on our line. Attorney General Vacco nosed out radical Karen Burstein by 88,340 votes. He received 305,961 votes on the Conservative Line. In 1998, 348,272 votes for Governor George E. Pataki were cast on the Conservative line, almost 20,000 more than in 1994, an anomaly in political history.
In the past 43 years, the Conservative Party has played many pivotal rolls in electing officials from Supreme Court Justices to Town Justices, County Executives to Village Board Members, City Council Members to Ward Leaders, and will continue to play a pivotal role in the process of electing those who are committed to conservative values.
Our strong support of term limits was instrumental when New York City voters went to the polls in November and defeated proposed changes to the term limits for the offices of Mayor and the City Council previously enacted.
In 1997, the Conservative Party led the citizens of New York in defeating the $2.4 billion School Bond Act. Liberals outspent us 6 to 1 in trying to pass what would have been nothing more that a colossal waste of taxpayer money. And, we defeated the proposal for a Constitutional Convention. In the year 2000, we were instrumental in defeating the most expensive transportation bond issues ever placed on the ballot. In November 2003, we were instrumental in defeating the "non-partisan election" ballot question in New York City and the raising of the debt limit for small city school districts.
In 2005, we led the way to defeat the ill-conceived “Power Grab” by Albany’s legislators.
History was made in New York City with the 2001 election of Conservative Party Executive Vice Chairman James P. Molinaro as the Borough President of Staten Island and his reelection in 2005.
The 2005-2006 Legislature includes 35 State Senators and 48 Assembly Members with Conservative Party designation. The 109th Congress includes eight representatives from New York State who hold Conservative designation.
The Conservative Party has proudly endorsed President George W. Bush in both his 2000 and 2004 election efforts.
Statewide the Party has forged strong links to the Republicans and Democrats of compatible views and has played a key role in halting the leftward drift of Empire State Government. On the national level, we are affiliated with the American Conservative Union. Although we are not formally affiliated with any other national conservative organization, we are recognized as the influential New York branch of the American conservative movement and maintain a close and cordial relationship with conservative organizations and public officials both in other states and Washington, D.C.
President Ronald Reagan stated: “The Conservative Party has established itself as a preeminent force in New York Politics and an important part of our political history.”
With your help, the Conservative Party will continue its vital role in reshaping the political agenda of the State and Nation.
Where do I find the National Conservative Party?
You couldn't be more wrong if you tried!
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