She gets it right about 95% of the time.
Remember Ronald Reagan:
“My old boss Ronald Reagan used to say, ‘Somebody who agrees with me 80 percent of the time is a friend and ally, not a 20 percent traitor,’” said Haley Barbour, a one-time Reagan political aide, in 1993. The saying means that no one agrees with everyone on everything; some disagreements are to be expected, but do not “take your ball and run home” when you do not get everything you want.”
You missed the point.
Here, let me help you by restating what was said so that it might possibly penetrate in:
“All conservatives loved it when she was the only journalist who showed America what low-life scum Bill Ayers and Ward Churchill are.”
Just because someone did something right once or twice doesn’t mean they are always right.
Example: Ann Coulter and her laughable support of Mitt Romney and stating he was a conservative.
Mitt never was conservative, ever, and never will be.
But your premise contained here: “All conservatives loved it when she was the only journalist who showed America what low-life scum Bill Ayers and Ward Churchill are” would have us believe that someone that is right on one or two things is always right.
That is not the case.