Yes, including Sean Hannity. But even Rush and Hannity werwe forced to admit that the Republicans brought their “A” game to the summit and ended up scoring major points amongst the American public. Hannity had to admit on his Fox program that he'd been wrong.
The bottom line is that in the 2 polling days after the summit, 0bama’s poll numbers have hit their lowest point ever in Rasmussen. That's what counts.
SmokingJoe, nobody *forced* me to admit anything, right up front, I posted that the Republicans did well. Same goes for Rush. Here's what he had to say:
From rushlimbaugh.com:
You know, folks, this is actually better than I thought it was going to be. The reason it’s better than I thought it was going to be is because it is illustrating what a bunch of mean, arrogant, petulant, just lousy people the Democrats are at this summit. Republicans are up there knocking this out of the park. They are announcing plans, they’re putting forth proposals to actually deal with the problem, and all the Democrats are doing is, (imitating Democrats) “I got this letter from somebody who lost half their face in an operation with a killer whale and, oh, can’t get any insurance, oh, it’s horrible,” and Obama is talking about his family problems and so forth. The whole thing is a sham anyway because on Monday the Democrats have a plan — it’s exclusive in The Politico — to go ahead and start ramming Big Health Care through with no Republican support whatsoever.
The Republicans showed some "stones" at the summit, something that they haven't shown much of since the election debacle of 11/4/2008. Perhaps there is hope that we can salvage our Republic.