Coulter to campaign for Hillary

[RAGNAR]

I found this on another forum:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuTqgqhxVMc

Assuming it's for real, is she smart enough to punish a Republican Machine that continues to churn out Rockefeller "Republicans" this way?

[Valiente]

With friends like these...

[teshannon]

They deserve each other!

[chucklesR]

She's just trying to get the conservatives lined up for Huckabee. All of these talking heads make a living by spreading hate and controversy as publicity.

Some idiot commented that McCain is not eligible to be president because he was not born in the U.S.

He was born in Panama, to U.S. Citizens and is therefore considered a natural born citizen, which is the actual constitutional requirement.

[camaraderie]

Chuck...she does NOT like huckabee at all either and feels he is a stalking horse for McCain hoping for a position in his adminsitration. She liked Fred and now Romney...but the latest polls seem to me to suggest that McCain is the prohibative favorite unless something significant happens.
This disappoints me greatly. Despite Coulter's rantings she does make a couple of very interesting points:
1. The net result from Clinton/Obama/McCain will not be THAT much different.
2. If McCain gets the job...the DEMS will blame REPUBLICANS for the problems dem policies have caused in 4 years.
3. It will be easier to run a real republican in 4 years against a screwed up economy run by dems...than it will be NOT to support McCain for a second term.

The more I think about it...the more I feel like just staying home rather than holding my nose and pulling the McCain lever. I will see how it all unfolds before I decide. A lot can happen before November.

[chucklesR]

As a indie that leans toward republican liberaterianism (that was hard to type, yet alone admit) , not a blue or red I don't support any of them, but it does seem to me that McCain makes a better choice for a died in the wool Conservative than ANY dem, yet alone the Clinton/Obama camps.

I like McCain as I think he's most likely do mainstream instead of extreme.

[teshannon]

For the first time in a while I can't get excited about any of them but am exactly like Cam, I'll probably cross my fingers and vote for McCain.

[Slipkiller2]

I saw the Coulter melt down and am sorry to see that she doesn't like the rules and is going to take her football and go home. Unfortunately, she sounded like someone from moveon.org but on the opposite side. BTW, I think it's called the Republican party not the Coulter.

I'm not thrilled about McCain and do not go along with some of his positions. I would rather see Romney. However, when it comes to a choice between Hillary or Obama, there is no way I would not vote for McCain.

Have we not learned anything from the Ross Perot debacle when the vote was split and it allowed the Clintonetas to take over the White House.

Even if you start to wretch when pulling that lever, think about the altenative.

[Slipkiller2]

One important issue is who he picks for VP. If you know what I mean.

[Giulietta]

Just so you know...I am going to vote for Hillarry...

Just to see you guys go..yes m'am....ehehehehehehheeh

Damn...I can't vote.....

secret: The people I meet here in Omaha are very republicans