David Frum: GOP Won't Win By Saying "No"

[Matt Collins]

http://www.cnn.com/2010/OPINION/05/24/frum.gop.yes.no/index.html?hpt=T2

[Fozz]

Here's a buffoon who repeats liberal Democrat talking points. A Bush Republican, no less.

[mczerone]

Don't feed the race-baiting trolls.

[angelatc]

We can win by ignoring his "advice."

[ctiger2]

I'm shocked that he didn't mention Israel even once.

[nbruno322]

Here's a buffoon who repeats liberal Democrat talking points. A Bush Republican, no less.

I've actually heard him in a video prefer to call himself a "Wilsonian" when confronted with the neo con label. How he is even considered a "conservative" voice to have on panels and pen op-eds is beyond me. I cannot honestly think of 1, not 1, position of his that is authentically conservative or favorable to liberty.

[kkassam]

When you think "David Frum," think "political advisor to Rudy Giuliani." That is really all you need to know.

http://www.garynorth.com/public/6180.cfm

If he had some record of making non-disastrously wrong predictions, I might give him a closer hearing. As it is, let's just remember what Frum wrote (http://www.frumforum.com/defending-tom-campbells-israel-record) was the most important thing to him when it came to candidates:


I am a national security voter, with a special concern for Israel. If I thought for a minute that Tom Campbell had a “national security problem” or an “Israel problem,” I would not care if he were the most brilliant mind in American politics, the most consistent free marketer in the entire state of California: I’d never support him.

[dr. hfn]

what a dumbass