Mariahxxx
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Talk about meeting of the mindless. But it's interesting how the tea party is tearing apart the republican party. finger pointing, blaming and back stabbing is rampant which for those of us that think the GOP stands for "Get Out Promptly" this is great news. The party is being hijacked by radicals who are willing to fuck the people in order to install their crazy agenda and now it's almost like primary season with the way they are attacking themselves. I have to say it's a beautiful thing. I met Ann Coulter once at George Hamilton's cigar bar in Beverly Hills. She was even more of a cunt in person than she seems like she would be on TV.
Conservative columnist Ann Coulter joined Fox News Channel host Sean Hannity on Monday night where she tackled some of the mistakes that Republicans have made recently in fielding winning candidates. She specifically attacked GOP consultants and named prominent Republicans who have mounted primary attacks on the GOP officeholders who are more likely to win elections.
“We’ve lost a lot of Senate elections,” Coulter said. “This is not a party that seems overly concerned with winning elections.”
She said that both establishment and tea party Republicans are to blame, but most of the blame for those failures lies with Republican consultants. She named Newt Gingrich, Liz Cheney and Mark Sanford the category of Republicans who are not looking out for the future of the party.
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“I love Liz Cheney,” Coulter said, “but why should we be having a rancorous primary against a good Republican senator other than for Liz Cheney’s ego?”
“I think she’s more conservative,” Hannity fired back. Coulter disagreed.
“We are not concentrating on winning. We are allowing shysters to take advantage of the Republican Party,” Coulter insisted.
Coulter and Hannity closed the segment with a battle over how to strike the appropriate balance between principled conservatism and being able to win elections.
UPDATE: Mediaite sat down for an interview with Coulter about her new book Never Trust a Liberal, and also on why she mostly watches MSNBC.
Conservative columnist Ann Coulter joined Fox News Channel host Sean Hannity on Monday night where she tackled some of the mistakes that Republicans have made recently in fielding winning candidates. She specifically attacked GOP consultants and named prominent Republicans who have mounted primary attacks on the GOP officeholders who are more likely to win elections.
“We’ve lost a lot of Senate elections,” Coulter said. “This is not a party that seems overly concerned with winning elections.”
She said that both establishment and tea party Republicans are to blame, but most of the blame for those failures lies with Republican consultants. She named Newt Gingrich, Liz Cheney and Mark Sanford the category of Republicans who are not looking out for the future of the party.
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“I love Liz Cheney,” Coulter said, “but why should we be having a rancorous primary against a good Republican senator other than for Liz Cheney’s ego?”
“I think she’s more conservative,” Hannity fired back. Coulter disagreed.
“We are not concentrating on winning. We are allowing shysters to take advantage of the Republican Party,” Coulter insisted.
Coulter and Hannity closed the segment with a battle over how to strike the appropriate balance between principled conservatism and being able to win elections.
UPDATE: Mediaite sat down for an interview with Coulter about her new book Never Trust a Liberal, and also on why she mostly watches MSNBC.
