Folks, let’s look at this a little differently.
The urge is to either slap Ann on the back or slam her on the back. I don’t think either is necessarily appropriate yet.
Ann is rather well known in conservative circles. What is she doing?
Well, nothing else has seemed to get the message out. Ann is claiming that Hillary is less a liberal than McCain is. Don’t you think that could have an impact on the McCain number next week? She’s playing it to the hilt, and I think that is great.
I would suggest that it would be a good idea for every talk show host to say their going to back Hillary if McCain is the nominee. Then when he falls flat on his face on Super Tuesday, they won’t have to follow through anyway.
If you don’t like McCain, you should be jumping up and down in glee. If you love him, you’re on the wrong forum... okay just yanking your chain.
I would love it if McCain’s number would drop like a rock. Let’s hope Ann’s little tirade helps.
I’m not convinced she’s going to help Hillary in the fall. I doubt you are either.
-—I would love it if McCain’s number would drop like a rock. Let’s hope Ann’s little tirade helps.-—
Every little bit helps!
Dittos, D1.
“I’m not convinced she’s going to help Hillary in the fall. I doubt you are either.”
This interview was mostly satire. It was a good tactic to try. No doubt Mr. Limbaugh and Mr. Hannity will run with this today as will most of the other conservative talk show hosts. It’s something of a “hail Mary” pass to use a football analogy.
The recent concern about the direction of the GOP is about 20 years late in my view.
We’ll see how it shakes out next Tuesday night. I suspect a conservative third party will come to trace it’s rise to that date.
She's doing the only thing Ann is ever doing, trying to get people talking about Ann. She follows the time honored rule of showbiz, "There is no such thing as bad publicity."
She's doing the only thing Ann is ever doing, trying to get people talking about Ann. She follows the time honored rule of showbiz, "There is no such thing as bad publicity."