Ann Coulter and Pat Caddell on Hannity & Colmes tonight - Tueday, 9/28/04

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[nutmeg]

From FoxNews.com:

We'll talk politics and preview the first presidential debate with "Treason" author Ann Coulter and former Democratic strategist Pat Caddell.

Plus, which questions will be the hardest for the president and Senator Kerry to answer on Thursday night? "USA Today" columnist and author Walter Shapiro will join the debate with his provocative answers!

[don-o]

I'm sorry... I probably won't have time to run a live thread during that time.

Understood, nutmeg.

Just hope someone will.

I do believe that the fact that Cadell is standing up like Zell did is breaking F'n down real good. I want to "hear" what he says.

[mattdono]

Stomach. Belly Button.

Thank you, God.

[G.Love]

He looks like the Dutch Boy with a goatee to me, but Vulcan works too.

Talks like his nose is always stuffed up.

[rocky88]

yep, that's the guy - when my husband sees him he says that he had that same haircut....when he was 5.

[Jay P.S.]

I find Caddell to be a fair minded and reasonable. The arguments he raises about his party mirror those advanced by Senator Zell Miller. I highly recommend Miller's book as it highlights the problems within the democratic party. It's clear the party has been hijacked by the far left and that it has become the secularist, abortion-on-demand, entitlement, hate America Party. There is no room in that party for any conservative positions.

[Phantom Lord]

You understand Pat completely. He is honest, respectable, courteous (by talking head show standards), and a straight shooter.

I enjoy watching him and have for years. The problem is watching him. He should do more radio.

[Nosterrex]

This has been a very strange election year. People with whom I've never agreed in the past are supporting Bush or at least making negative comments about Kerry and the dems. Pat Caddell is a prime example. I never thought that I would agree with Christopher Hutchins of Vanity Fair, but he is supporting Bush and bashing the dems. Things get curiouser and curiouser.

[Soul Seeker]

I think this year is serving to illustrate the character of people previously shadowed by their politics. There are "Conservatives" and "Liberals" I will never think the same of again. Good and bad in each case.

People such as Pat have gained my eternal respect. I can respect someone I disagree with. I cannot respect someone that doesn't love this country, that does not seek to make her stronger and better.

We're Americans first. political divides should come second.

[RaceBannon]

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[Kornev]

Coulter doesn't do well when she's ahead or something. She appears really distracted and/or disinterested.

[SeeRushToldU_So]

dittoes

Pat is rational and thinks the situation through before speaking.

[CT CONSERVATIVE]

Icabod Colmes is so scary

[CT CONSERVATIVE]

Icabod Colmes is so scary

[CT CONSERVATIVE]

Icabod Colmes is so scary

[CT CONSERVATIVE]

Icabod Colmes is so scary

[CT CONSERVATIVE]

Icabod Colmes is so scary

[ADemocratNoMore]

> People with whom I've never agreed in the past are supporting Bush

Hope I'm not getting to be a broken record, ( record: an antique mechanical sound reproduction device), to some around here, but please allow me to testify.

I've been a Democrat all my life. I voted D in the last nine presidential elections. I was a leftist in my youth.

For the last several years I've chaffed at the silliness of the political correctness movement and recognized the need for a strong military, but still drank the liberal Kool-aid. I suffered from the selected not elected angst of the 2000 election. I couldn't stand resident Bush.

Then 9/11 happened and I saw the President stand up in the aftermath as the leader of our country and the Commander in Chief. I started defending our policy of liberating Afghanistan to my liberal friends who complained about how we were just bombing rocks. I started seeing the Democrats become more interested in partisan political gain and less interested in standing in a united front in our war on terrorists. I started listening to Glenn Beck and saw how the media misrepresented the efforts to support our troops. I discovered Fox news when we liberated Iraq and was shocked, awed and profoundly disappointed at how the MSM was reporting the war. I started agreeing with Rush instead of loathing him. I discovered F***France and FreeRepublic.

To cut to the heart of the matter, once you start to see that a lot of the things you took for granted had been based on false assumptions you start wondering what else you were wrong about. I really no longer consider myself a Democrat. I've moved on.

[JrAsparagus]

Thanks for your story.

[uncitizen]

Combs left eyebrow will be climbing up the wall.

Good one!

[ADemocratNoMore]

You're welcome.