Far right feeling left out

[babylonsister]

And this coming from the Houston Chronicle! What a cast of bozos! Whine, anyone?:nopity:

March 2, 2007, 2:20AM
Far right feeling left out

By JULIE MASON
Copyright 2007 Houston Chronicle


Leading American conservatives are fed up with President Bush and the Republican establishment, and they don't give a toss for the party's 2008 presidential front-runners, either.

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GOP chair not invited

Conservative writer John Fund of the Wall Street Journal, hosting one of the conference forums, noted that this is the first year in memory in which the organization didn't invite the chairman of the Republican Party (Sen. Mel Martinez) to speak — a remark that drew a huge round of applause.

A few rooms away, a guy in a plush dolphin costume was calling Mitt Romney, former governor of Massachusetts and one of the repudiated presidential front-runners, a flip-flopper.

At a nearby table, Citizens United kept running out of their latest position paper, "He's No Ronald Reagan: Why Conservatives Should Not Vote for John McCain."

A CPAC poll asked conference goers, if Rudy Giuliani was the Republican nominee, would they vote Democrat, Libertarian, or not vote at all?

Celebrity book-signers at the conference include Ann Coulter, Pat Boone and broadcaster Kevin McCullough, who drew a couple dozen people around a table stacked with his book, Musclehead Revolution.

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[Cessna Invesco Palin]

1. The best thing about all of this...

...is that they did it to themselves, and they have nobody else to blame (not that it stops them from trying.)

[stevedeshazer]

2. When I first read the headline, I got a different meaning.

I don't want any right wingers feeling me out.

:silly:

[babylonsister]

3. By george, it could read that way, too. And I don't either!

:P

[Arugula Latte]

13. Hey, they're into groping -- and worse.

Look at Foley, et al.

[Cobalt Violet]

4. If they don't have 100% their way...

They feel left out.

[flpoljunkie]

5. And Ann Coulter gets the biggest applause of any candidate today in front of the wing nut bunch

[flpoljunkie]

6. She thinks "Romney is probably our best candidate" in response to first question.

[flpoljunkie]

7. Then proceeds to bash Giuliani roundly regarding his pro-abortion stance.

[Old and In the Way]

8. Don't compromise your principle's!

Get yourself a real hardcore, principled whackjob to run and get behind him (or her)!

[beltanefauve]

9. Anyone have a link?

Meanwhile, the comment by Coulter about Romney being the best candidate is making me nervous...

[babylonsister]

11. Oops! So sorry; here:

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/metropolitan/mason/4595346.html

[Dr Fate]

10. Why is "Abortion on Demand for the step daughter I screwed" Fund being refered to as a conservative?

Why is the media refering to him as a "conservative" when that is not a fact, by definition, consideringhis actions?

[silverojo]

12. Good!

Maybe they'll stay home on voting day...unless Dem voters are shortsighted enough to vote for Hillary in the primary. If she wins, I'll bet you'll even see neo-cons rise out of their GRAVES to vote against her.

I'll vote for her if I must, but I really hope that Obama, Edwards, Clark, or SOMEBODY else wins the primary, so that the repukes will be disgusted and stay home.