[Lazlo in PA]

I was watching this last night when I heard Ann peddling this total lie about Reagan dropping out of the Primary in '76 to push her boyfriend Milt and slam Santorum. It bugged me that no one called her out on this blatant BS. When TV's Andy Levy called her out on this by citing that Reagan went all the way to the convention for a floor fight, it was hilarious. You could tell she had no idea what she was talking about. She started babbling about the '75 CPAC speech Reagan gave. She looked totally stupid.

What real Conservative, of Ann's vintage, doesn't know that Reagan fought Ford at the Convention in '76? One of Reagans great speeches came out of that after Ford was nominated.

[Razwan]

Like the Headline.......

[skeeter]

The result of this primary season notwithstanding, I'm afraid Ann has jumped the proverbial shark.

Never go to war against your target market.

[BerniesFriend]

I am getting worried about Ann..used to like her a lot..but she has just come up with some whoppers lately..not only did Reagan stay late, he even had his VP pick..Schweiker from Pennsylvania...also, she wrote a few weeks ago that Newt had little do with the GOP takeover of congress in 94..that few people knew who he was..kinda hard to believe since Newt was named Time’s Man of the Year..(even if it was a hit piece and terrible cover)..let’s hope she is right about Mitt..we are stuck with him..

[evets]

Baron Sloet van Toutenburg ?

[Lancey Howard]

Coulter lost all credibility when she went early for liberal Mittens. She is washed up.
Wait’ll she sees the sales figures for her next book...

[PhiloBedo]

I only stopped by because I misunderstood the headline.

[Verginius Rufus]

Last night Pat Buchanan on Hannity spoke about Nixon running against McGovern in 1992.

Neither man ran in 1992--and Nixon was ineligible to run because he had already been elected twice.

Reagan ran the first time in 1968--how far did he go that year before giving up?

[jimfree]

Interesting she should assert that. I remember observing from Meridian that the Mississippi delegation was arguing over whether to continue with unit rule (all or none) or to permit some delegates to peel off and vote for Reagan. They made nice and went all for Ford.

[Madame Dufarge]

Can't remember what the subject was, but I've seen Andy Levy and Ann go at each other before on Red Eye, and it got pretty angry. Levy remarked at the time that Ann can never admit when she's wrong.

There doesn't seem to be any love lost between the two.