Ann Coulter Clarifies Endorsement in CRNC Race: NONE
Ann Coulter clarfies that she did not endorse Davidson. My respect for her (thus Matt Drudge, as I think they're a couple) had diminished when Davidson claimed he recieved in an endorsement from her, which I was constantly told of at CPAC and by Davidson himself.
Ms. Coulter is back on my good side.
Official Announcement:
April 13, 2005
To All College Republicans,
As her official publicist and spokesperson, Ann Coulter - author, columnist, lawyer and pundit – has asked me to clarify her views in regards to the race for College Republican National Committee Chairman.
Ms. Coulter, on her many travels to the frontlines of America’s war of ideas – American college campuses – has always found great comfort in the Praetorian Guard that often spontaneously rises to defend her against pie-throwing, left-wing zealots on campuses across the country. At great risk to their wardrobe and academic records, she has come to rely upon the College Republicans.
For this reason, Ms. Coulter would never take sides in a College Republican leadership election.
She understands that Paul Gourley of South Dakota has certainly earned his stripes by helping to elect John Thune to the U.S. Senate and for helping other conservatives like Brett Schundler of New Jersey. Gourley’s challenger, Michael Davidson of California, also certainly deserves praise for raising the battle flag at his alma mater, the Peoples Republic of UC-Berkeley.
But for anyone to imply that Ms. Coulter has made an endorsement in this race would be wrong.
Said Ms. Coulter -- “I love all Republicans (except Chris Shays), but I have not made an endorsement in the race for CR Chairman.”
Ms. Coulter looks forward to seeing all of you on the frontlines, shaming the liberals back under the rocks from whence they crawled.
Sincerely,
Diana L. Banister
Vice President
Shirley & Banister Public Affairs
Ms. Coulter is back on my good side.
Official Announcement:
April 13, 2005
To All College Republicans,
As her official publicist and spokesperson, Ann Coulter - author, columnist, lawyer and pundit – has asked me to clarify her views in regards to the race for College Republican National Committee Chairman.
Ms. Coulter, on her many travels to the frontlines of America’s war of ideas – American college campuses – has always found great comfort in the Praetorian Guard that often spontaneously rises to defend her against pie-throwing, left-wing zealots on campuses across the country. At great risk to their wardrobe and academic records, she has come to rely upon the College Republicans.
For this reason, Ms. Coulter would never take sides in a College Republican leadership election.
She understands that Paul Gourley of South Dakota has certainly earned his stripes by helping to elect John Thune to the U.S. Senate and for helping other conservatives like Brett Schundler of New Jersey. Gourley’s challenger, Michael Davidson of California, also certainly deserves praise for raising the battle flag at his alma mater, the Peoples Republic of UC-Berkeley.
But for anyone to imply that Ms. Coulter has made an endorsement in this race would be wrong.
Said Ms. Coulter -- “I love all Republicans (except Chris Shays), but I have not made an endorsement in the race for CR Chairman.”
Ms. Coulter looks forward to seeing all of you on the frontlines, shaming the liberals back under the rocks from whence they crawled.
Sincerely,
Diana L. Banister
Vice President
Shirley & Banister Public Affairs
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