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My first email to him yesterday:

Apparently, you've lost sight of one of Ronald Reagan's axioms; Never speak bad about a fellow Republican.

Your petulant, infantile comments both last night on Hannity, and again today on the show with Jon Scott, show you're a sore loser, who has lost all credibility for political comment.

Go find a hole and stick your head down it. It would do better than the one you have it stuck up at this time.

From now on, any appearance by you on Fox News, or elsewhere, will be the cause to change channels, or turn the TV off.

You are now, officially, a nobody.

The intro of his email to me, found in my inbox this morning (Note: the balance was a series of MSM articles attacking her...:

If we attack President Obama for putting people who can't pay their taxes into his Administration, how can we defend a Republican candidate who doesn't pay her taxes, her college bills, or her mortgage; has had no visible means of support; and sued a reputable conservative organization claiming she was the victim of sex discrimination? She didn't win the lawsuit: her employer said she was fired for trying to run her own pr consulting firm out of their offices while on their clock. We conservatives want conservative candidates, but we do our cause little good by nominating conservatives with serious questions about their fitness and character.
Here are some of the articles that helped shape my thinking, in addition to my impression after meeting her briefly last year:

My response to his email sent early this afternoon:

You really are a spinal tap, aren't you. I receive this email this morning, then see you on Fox's America's Newsroom with Martha Maccallum. On that show, you're backtracking big time, spouting pap about your role as Fox contributor vs.. your job as advisor to the Republican Party. How you've helped fund various Tea Party candidates, including Christine O'Donnell, and how much respect you have for the Tea Party. Yet your email to me is just another vicious attack on Ms O'Donnell and her upset win over a left-leaning Republican. White Man Speak with Forked Tongue.

Let me explain something to you. Americans of all walks of life are fed up with the inside-of-the-beltway mentality, and the elitists who have controlled the Republican Party for decades. Frankly, we see little if any difference between those of your ilk and the socialists who make up the Democrat Party. You're both for excessive spending, both for government programs and entitlements that America can't afford. Both for open borders and giving benefits to illegals who sneak into our country and leech off of our economy, giving nothing in return. Well, we're fed up with you and are doing something about it that you failures refuse to do.

We're taking our country back, whether you like it or not. And, frankly, we no longer want your advice, need your input, nor desire your further interference. The Delaware primary was just one of a series of bell-wether upsets that give credence to American resolve in taking our nation back to its Constitutional roots, regardless of who stands in our way. And you, sir are in our way.

Your actions regarding Ms O'Donnell were disrespectful, and now, duplicitous. You remind us of what was once a proud political party, founded by the need to confront slavery in America, and built upon the principals of honest work and the people being in charge of their own destiny. But today, a party that is a shell of its past greatness, brought to its knees by elitists such as yourself who think you know everything, and have to lead us lesser folks to the table. Well, you can go scratch.

Frankly, it's too late for you to recover your credibility. You've no one to blame but yourself. I had respect for you during most of the Bush administration, but your star has since fallen, and your actions in this have diminished your standing to zilch. There are many people of good will and temperament who can fill your shoes far more effectively.

With all due respect,

bcsco

I've cooled down since then...