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Ann Coulter was on Hannity and Colmes tonight…
Sean asked her how she felt about McCain’s stances when it comes to all of his liberal issues. She commented that if you judge based on a candidate’s positions without looking if there is a R or D after their name, Hillary is our candidate and that she will campaign for Hillary if it comes down to her and McCain.
Sean sparred with her over that while Alan leaned back, put his foot up on the table and asked if she would fill in for him next week. Alan went on to ask her about all of the establishment GOP endorsing McCain and she pointed out that they’re simply after administration appointments since they assume he is now the front runner.
If Ann Coulter endorsing Clinton over McCain doesn’t tell you how wrong he is for the Republican party, nothing will.
Now, on my own personal note… For all the Fred heads out there who are hoping for a Fred nomination at the convention… Now is the time to oppose McCain. If he walks away with all of the delegates from Super Tuesday, it means he’s very close, just another couple states, away from winning the nomination. Huckabee isn’t going to win many, if any, states on Super Tuesday, so pulling the lever for Romney is our only choice in the winner takes all states.
PL
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1 rochester_veteran // Feb 1, 2008 at 8:55 am
Ann Coulter can get bit extreme at times. Even though I agree with her most of the time, I wouldn’t say or write it the way she does at times.
There’s no way I vote for either Hillary or Obama, period! They are both die-hard Alinsky socialist radicals and are not who we want leading our Republic!
phantomlord, I’m an independent so I can’t vote in the NY primary. I know you’re a registered Republican. Vote with your head and heart.
2 phantomlord // Feb 1, 2008 at 9:17 am
“phantomlord, I’m an independent so I can’t vote in the NY primary. I know you’re a registered Republican.”
Precisely why I’m registered Republican instead of third party/blank, so I can have a voice in selecting one of the two candidates likely to win.
3 rochester_veteran // Feb 1, 2008 at 9:43 am
Although as a political conservative most of the people I vote for in national elections are Republicans, I’m an almost life-long independent and I’d rather keep it that way.
I was a registered Democrat in the late 80’s, early 90’s. I had a couple of friends, John and Chuck Erb, who were running for re-election to City Council (John) and the County Legislature (Chuck), that needed my support in the primaries and asked me to register as a Democrat. John and Chuck are both great guys and I graduated from Cardinal Mooney with Chuck, so I went ahead and registered as a Democrat to help them out. They won and John went onto run in the Rochester Mayoral primaries against Bill Johnson. You know the history, Johnson won and we are left with the legacy of the fast ferry, millions spent at High Falls with little payback and Paetec Park. On the Presidential side of things, I voted for Bill Clinton in 1992 and by the time the 1996 elections came up, after the first four years of the Clinton Presidency, I re-registered as an independent! The Democratic Party was taken over by liberal leftists and I recognized that their way was not the direction that I wanted to see the United States going.
As an independent, I feel free to vote for anybody that I feel will get the job done, regardless of their party. I know that even if you’re registered to a party, you don’t have to vote party-line, but I feel truer to my own personal convictions staying independent.
4 phantomlord // Feb 1, 2008 at 9:56 am
“As an independent, I feel free to vote for anybody that I feel will get the job done, regardless of their party. I know that even if you’re registered to a party, you don’t have to vote party-line, but I feel truer to my own personal convictions staying independent.”
Completely your right to do so…
Personally, I consider myself a conservative and constitutionalist and those are the lines I vote along despite officially being tagged a Republican.
Of course, if the Republican establishment continues along the lines that they have, bucking the conservatives in the party, there will be need for a party to replace them and I’ll go there.
5 rochester_veteran // Feb 1, 2008 at 10:14 am
if the Republican establishment continues along the lines that they have, bucking the conservatives in the party, there will be need for a party to replace them and I’ll go there.
The “revolt” may very well start if McCain wins the nomination! As Dave Jeffers and Bill Greene have written about, I vote with my conscience as well as my head, and I’m going to have to pray on this some more.
6 rochester_veteran // Feb 2, 2008 at 10:39 am
phantomlord,
Nice touch adding the youtube video that captured Ann Coulter’s “endorsement” of Hillary, if McCain is the Republican Presidential nominee! What a classic moment for Hannity and Colmes, I was LMAO watching that, with Allan Colmes saying, “my work is done…” and putting his feet up on the desk!
I think I’m starting to get to you, now that you’re adding “special effects” to your posts to RochesterConservative.com!
Keep up the good work! I believe our readers appreciate pertinent videos and pics.
Good work and great post!
7 phantomlord // Feb 2, 2008 at 1:38 pm
Heh… I happened to come across a link to the video via the Drudge Report so I figured I’d put it up there. Actually watching her endorsement is far better than what I wrote about it.
That said, I’m still from the 1994 school of sparse websites.
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