Laura Ingraham takes a shot at Meghan McCain's reasonable approach to bipartisanship, and it is second grader mentality. Making a "plus-size" remark about the Republican nominee's daughter, only reduces her relevance in the GOP, slightly less than filling in for Bill O'Reilly. What does this really say? Is the Ann Coulter wannabe trying to pick a fight she will likely lose? Probably.As Meghan has gained the attention of Liberal Democrats, and youthful Conservatives.
As I blogged last night, Meghan's attempts are admirable. However, it is believable she became a registered Republican after hours of kicking and screaming. That said, I do think the GOP is on another planet. Their party infighting is entertainment, but not good for the country, and Laura knows it. The popular faces of the Republican Party are old news, with only John McCain, Michael Steele, and Pat Buchanan having anything coherent to say. If young voices of both parties offer something to help America progress through these hard times, a solution may be reached. Barack Obama has offered that, and while he has stumbled a bit, but we cannot pass too much judgement in only 52 days.
Laura Ingrahm's choice of words and presentation were adolescent, and uncalled for. While Progressive hosts on radio are listening to callers about real issues, like the economy and the war, she resorts to this.You be the judge.
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