I’ve never heard of someone so happy that they “kicked someone out their party”… glossing over the fact that he still ran for Senate, and won handily. Great job Elmo, you volunteered to lose a seat in congress… and gained… well… nothing.

The “fringe element?” Hmmm, let me ask Ned Lamont if he knows anything about those guys. Anybody know where I can find him?

If you are going to lecture other people on spelling errors then at least spell-check your comment prior to submitting it. As for your Christmas party reference, you are once again reaffirming what a bigoted individual you are.

elmonica: A spelling error or as you attemted a few weeks ago (remember the Fox Christmas Party?), another bigoted post?

I honestly find those troubling….

The rest of FNC has shown nada of what you accuse them of…

There is ignorace in your comments of vast degree..

Weak…..McCain is viewed by many Republicans as a conservative, just not on every issue…and naturally, Ann C., Rush & others pushed for those who they felt were more conservative…none of that means #1 FNC is any less influential…hell, some FNC hosts I heard pushed for Rudy, who’s more liberal than McCain by any known standard….

Talking about ineffectual posturing…how’s Olber-Bore’s campaign to get George Bush to resign coming along? Now THAT’s lame…

Attn: Fox News Collective

A much deserved comeuppance was delivered to you yesterday by the McCain and Huckabee campaigns. I find it satisfying that Democrats were able to run Joe Liemberman out of their party and essentially into yours, but you were unable to do the same with John McCain.

All of the Fox News groupies, talk radio listeners, readers of Anne Coulter’s books and Michelle Malkin’s blog couldn’t derail the campaign of John McCain.

Boast all you want about their ratings, book sales, and blog hits, but your inability to derail McCain’s campaign only demonstrates what a fringe element you are in the Republican party.

End of Memo.