Ann Coulter and Rush Limbaugh lay out battle plans for future

Ann Coulter's speech at the annual meeting of the Conservative Political Action Committee:

And Ann Coulter's Q&A session at CPAC:

Oh yeah, Rush Limbaugh was there and he made a speech, too. (Just kidding, Rush's speech is more important than Ann's, but she's a lot better looking, so I gave her top billing.)

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Enjoy. There is hope for the future! GOP House and the Senate in 2010! Palin in 2012!

What does it mean to be a Republican?

As somebody said, it's always darkest just before it gets pitch black. But in this winter of discontent for all conservatives and Republicans who aren't RINOs, I'm beginning to get a bit hopeful. The complete boycott of Obama's "economic stimulus bill" (AKA "crap sandwich") by Republicans in the House is hopefully the beginning of the return to sanity by the party I've been a member of since James Earl Carter Jr. ran me out of the Democrat party in 1977. I said then that never again would I vote for a liberal Democrat. (I sorta broke that pledge to vote for Hillary in the primary, but Rush told me to, so I did it. It didn't work to stop the Obama nomination, but at least I can say I tried.)

Anyway, here's a video from the "Rebuild the Party" YouTube channel that gives me hope.

Let us work together to return the GOP to Joe the Plumber, Sarah Palin and the proud traditions and principles laid down by Ronald Reagan, Teddy Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln.

And speaking of Rush Limbaugh, guess who Obama has already decided is his Enemy # Uno? I'll give this to the President, he's right about this. Rush led the charge that gave the House Republicans the backbone to unanimously refuse to swallow Obama's "crap sandwich" stimulus.

And MSNBC, surprise, surprise, doesn't like Rush one little bit, calling the GOP vote "a big mistake" for failing to bow down to His High and Mighty Obamaness. Oh really? We shall see. Last opinion poll I read shows the public support for the "stimulus" plan is sinking fast, already well below a majority, down to 42 percent.

Thank God for Rush Limbaugh. He may be the Moses to lead us from the wilderness. Again.

Rush: Pollsters lying about Obama's 'inevitable victory'

Rush Limbaugh spoke to the Fox & Friends hosts (Friday) to discuss polling and the state of the race. Rush argues that pollsters want to shape opinion rather than measuring it, especially media-sponsored polls. Why? To produce a steady drumbeat of pessimism for Republicans:

Rush fires back at Obama campaign smear

You're in the midst of a tight-as-a-tick race for the White House, so what would you do to gain an edge? Pick a fight with the biggest dog on the other side? Believe it or else, that's what Obama did, picking on El Rushbo, the Big Kahuna, Attack Dog of the Right, with a nasty ad.

And what do you suppose El Rushbo is doing? Being Mr. Nice Guy and turning the other cheek? Well maybe, but his cheek's a bit lower down.

In The Wall Street Journal, Rush Limbaugh responds to the Obama campaign's sound bites pulled from two parodies he wrote about Mexico.

I understand the rough and tumble of politics. But Barack Obama -- the supposedly postpartisan, postracial candidate of hope and change -- has gone where few modern candidates have gone before.

Mr. Obama's campaign is now trafficking in prejudice of its own making. And in doing so, it is playing with political dynamite. What kind of potential president would let his campaign knowingly extract two incomplete, out-of-context lines from two radio parodies and build a framework of hate around them in order to exploit racial tensions? The segregationists of the 1950s and 1960s were famous for such vile fear-mongering.

...The malignant aspect of this is that Mr. Obama and his advisers know exactly what they are doing. They had to listen to both monologues or read the transcripts. They then had to pick the particular excerpts they used in order to create a commercial of distortions. Their hoped-for result is to inflame racial tensions. In doing this, Mr. Obama and his advisers have demonstrated a pernicious contempt for American society.

We've made much racial progress in this country. Any candidate who employs the tactics of the old segregationists is unworthy of the presidency.

I'm beginning to wonder if anybody in the Obama campaign has enough sense to come indoors from a hard show of rain. Picking on Rush?!! Even if the smear ad works as planned and gets Obama a few Hispanic votes, is that worth firing up El Rushbo and his millions of radio listeners?