But Will They Respect Him in the Morning?

July 23, 2008 But Will They Respect Him in the Morning? By Ann Coulter Share Your Comments Back before the Republican Party was saddled with John McCain as its nominee, The New York Times called him "the only Republican who promises to end the George Bush style of governing from and on behalf of a small, angry fringe." The paper praised him for "working across the aisle to develop sound bipartisan legislation" and predicted that he would appeal to "a broader range of Americans than the rest of the Republican field." At the same time, the Times denounced "the real" Rudy Giuliani as "a narrow, obsessively secretive, vindictive man" and Mitt Romney as "shape-shifting," claiming it's "hard to find an issue on which he has not repositioned himself to the right since he was governor of Massachusetts." (Continued Below) Sponsored Content Warning: lower cholesterol may raise your cancer risk! That's right, the latest studies show that cholesterol levels of over 200 could actually: Slash your risk of stroke Rev up your sex drive Lower your cancer risk Even extend your life! Learn the real truth about cholesterol -- and how the medical mainstream's got us duped into believing this critical nutrient is your No. 1 enemy. Here are a few issues I found that Romney hadn't switched positions on, and it wasn't "hard": tax cuts, health care, same-sex marriage, illegal immigration and the surge in Iraq. The only issue on which Romney had changed his position was abortion, irritating people who would prefer for Republicans to refuse to run in places like Massachusetts and New York City in order to preserve their perfect pro-life credentials. Times columnist Nicholas Kristof echoed the editorial page in early February with a column titled: "Who Is More Electable?" In the very first sentence, Kristof concluded that McCain is "the Republican most likely to win the November election." Kristof touted McCain's "unusual appeal among swing voters" and cited polls that showed McCain would do "stunningly well" in a general election. Click here to continue reading Ann Coulter's column Sponsored Content Free Report: How to Reverse 50 Years of Artery Plaque This Free Report Reveals the 23-Cent Life-Saver Heart Surgeons Never Tell You About! So safe, it's FDA-APPROVED for use in baby food. So effective, you can actually SEE it working. So cheap, it's JUST 23 cents per capsule. CLICK HERE to Claim This Healthy Heart FREE Report NOW!

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