Coulter makes sense for once...kind of.

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http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2011/02/12/coulter-politics-101/

And when asked why the U.S. should support Israel knowing that there are jailed dissidents and journalists, she joked, "What do you mean? I think there should be more jailed journalists."

"Here's a lesson of history: Do not allow Democrats anywhere near foreign policy. Not even to keep them away from domestic policy. It's a mistake to ask those who don't even like democracy to defend it," she said.




Yep, she makes sense all right.

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She makes no sense. Christie didn't even beat Obama here in NJ.

Ah, I missed that Obama vs. Christie race. What year was that?

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2011/02/12/coulter-politics-101/

And when asked why the U.S. should support Israel knowing that there are jailed dissidents and journalists, she joked, "What do you mean? I think there should be more jailed journalists."

"Here's a lesson of history: Do not allow Democrats anywhere near foreign policy. Not even to keep them away from domestic policy. It's a mistake to ask those who don't even like democracy to defend it," she said.




Yep, she makes sense all right.

Ok, troll, the topic is about her making sense for once. So stay on topic or leave.

No, she doesn't makes sense even there. As mentioned above Christie was crushed by Obama at the last New Jersey poll.
I don't even think that Coulter is that interested about the prospects of Republican victory. She just said that to make herself relevant again. She is the same woman after all who said in 2006 that she would vote for Hillary if McCain was the nominee.

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And I think we had a Republican President since then. Christie doesn't need New Jersey to win the Presidency.

Not winning it is one thing.
Not even making it competitive when he is supposedly so beloved, is another.

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Al Gore didn't resonate enough in his home state of Tennessee so, naturally, there was no way he was going to win the popular vote in 2000.

Al Gore wasn't popular in Tennessee. Not to mention that he didn't represent the state for eight years.
And yet he lost much more narrowly than Christie's numbers against Obama.

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I'm not making the point that Republicans need New Jersey to win, I am making the point that Christie's crossover appeal isn't that big in his own state and it's not a good sign that he can have that appeal elsewhere.

He has a 23% approval rating among Democrats. That's not crossover appeal? If you think he's going to get Scott Brown levels of Democratic support in an election, that's just not going to happen. If he can get 10-15% he'd be fine.

Approval is one thing, actual crossover votes is another thing, not everyone that approves of a Governor will vote for them.
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Indeed. Just imagine any Democrat saying that David Freudenthal should run for President because he had a 70% approval rating in Wyoming.