David Frum on GOP: Now We Work for Fox
Prominent conservative David Frum, former speechwriter to President George W. Bush, has raised some eyebrows in the past 36 hours with an assault on the Republican approach — particularly on the airwaves — to fighting health care reform. It began with this blog post Sunday that declared the historic moment the Republican Waterloo. Terry Moran interviewed Frum yesterday for last night's report, "Yes, He Can," which is embedded below and looks at the political fallout both parties may face in 2010 — and beyond. Among the comments Frum made to "Nightline" was the assertion that "nobody ever won an election by spitting at his political opponents" and that "anger trapped the [Republican] leadership." But it was this exchange, which you can see starting at the 2:20 mark, that is generating some buzz today: Moran: "It sounds like you're saying that the Glenn Becks, the Rush Limbaughs, hijacked the Republican party and drove it to a defeat?" Frum: "Republicans originally thought that Fox worked for us and now we're discovering we work for Fox. And this balance here has been completely reversed. The thing that sustains a strong Fox network is the thing that undermines a strong Republican party." Our report posed the question: Will Democrats pay a price for pushing through health care at any cost? Or are Republicans the ones in trouble for the way they chose to fight? We know where Frum stands. Click HERE for last night's "Closing Argument" on the topic. Click HERE for Jake Tapper's "GMA" report about GOP backlash.
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Frum is anti-Ron Paul. Thus he is a fool.
Posted by: Huh | March 23, 2010, 12:47 pm 12:47 pm
Republicans also work for Rush. Don’t forget him or you’ll have to apologize!!!
Posted by: Suzie | March 23, 2010, 1:10 pm 1:10 pm
Frum is a know nothing establishment fence sitting RINO who’s favorite song has always been “Why can’t a Republican be more like a Democrat? In fact, I believe that is also the theme song of ABC news. Hit the road Mr. Frum! Our gain is the Democrats and ABC new’s loss!
Posted by: Jim Cunningham | March 23, 2010, 1:19 pm 1:19 pm
It is good that Frum is waking up.
The behavior of the Repubs in the healthcare date and their position on the healthcare issues are both reprehensible.
I will remain an Independent, but I will never vote for any of the Repubs now in office. I am making a list of all who voted against healthcare reform and will never vote for any of them, no matter what their party.
Providing healthcare to our citizens is the first priority for a wealthy nation like the USA. It will not make us less wealthy. It just moves us in the direction of more civilized countries like in Europe, Japan, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, to name a few. Civilized nations do not let people die for lack of healthcare.
Boehner’s Repub “tantrum of a 3-year old” in the final hearing was sickening.
Why do the Republicans hate the people of the USA so much?
Posted by: Proud Native American and Angry Independent Voter | March 23, 2010, 1:26 pm 1:26 pm
The republicans throughout this nation should thank the tes party for it’s tremendous showing on the health care reform bill. They did a fantastic job of making racist comments, spitting, and showing zero respect to lawmakers in Washington, as well as to people suffering from major medical issues in various protest all over the country. The general intelligent population of this country will not forget this. So, if rush, and glenn keep stirring up these repulsive acts by this alleged grass roots organzation, good luck to the republicans in Nov.
Posted by: kennedy | March 23, 2010, 1:27 pm 1:27 pm
“Republicans originally thought that Fox worked for us and now we’re discovering we work for Fox.”
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and meanwhile, Rupert Murdoch Rupert is frolicking with his commie concubine Deng Wendi, dining with the Red leadership at the elite compound in Beijing, and running propaganda joint ventures with state-run China Central Television and The People’s Daily (the mouthpiece of the Communist Party). oh they love Rupert in Beijing, you betcha.
“In meeting with Murdoch, Liu, also member of the Political Bureau and of the Secretariat of CPC Central Committee, appreciated the active work Murdoch has done in advancing cooperation with China’s news media.” –The People’s Daily Online, Nov. 10, 2006
Poor Fox News droids, dontcha know you’re getting played? Rupert and Roger don’t care about our country, they just want that gullible conservative money.
Posted by: heartlandboy | March 23, 2010, 2:18 pm 2:18 pm
It’s amazing how some conservatives dismiss Frum. They are blind and stupid if they continue to do so because he is right! Republicans today are already backing off from their hard core rhetoric against hc reform today.
How popular will Republicans be telling seniors that they are going to “take back” their ability to get medicine by giving them back the doughnut hole. And are the Repubs going to now tell small business owners that they can’t have tax credits to help their employees? Oh and college students, are Republicans going to take away their ability to stay on their parents insurance? And let’s give INS co the right to deny sick kids!!!
How popular these things will be!!!
Keep saying no Republicans!!! And keep thinking you speak for all Americans!!
As am independent, I will NEVER vote for a Republican again! And all you small minded angry Tea party types.. Your racism and negativity only make you look more fringe!
Frum is the only Conservative / Republican making sense right now. It’s too bad he’s called RINO and other names because he’s intelligent and sees the big picture.
Posted by: Nathan R | March 23, 2010, 6:07 pm 6:07 pm
Frum has finally figured out that it’s Glen Beck’s party now — which means having anything higher than a submoronic IQ makes one an outsider.
Posted by: Peter Principle | March 23, 2010, 9:04 pm 9:04 pm
I completely agree with Nathan R.
A couple of months ago, I heard Glenn Beck attack a woman who was dropped from her insurance after she learned she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She had lost her house as a result. He drove her to tears. His point was essentially, “Well, you’re just a stupid black woman, so who cares?”
Frum is right. There’s an arrogant brutality that has spread throughout the Republican Party and taken up residence at FOX.
What was once the respected party of Abraham Lincoln has become the party that makes it points with fear and disinformation, from “Death Panels” to “Baby Killer.”
I’m a doctor in Florida. I’ve studied this bill closely. Overall, it’s a step in the right direction and it has a lot of positive shifts in health care for regular Americans. So it’s unfathomable to me why the Republicans think that in the long term it will bode well for them both individually and collectively to have tried to block it.
I’ve seen dozens of my patients file for bankruptcy in the past few years, and more than 10 already this year. Most had insurance but were dropped just as they got sick, and they could not get any other insurance. I now treat more people who can’t pay. Today I saw a 7-year-old who was dropped from her health-care due to chronic asthma; they claim they were “pre-existing” even the child has been on the same health-care since she was born, and she had no outward indication until two years ago.
Her mother told me that she’s on the verge of bankruptcy. So what I can do? Stop treating this child? When a patient declares bankruptcy when an insurance company won’t pay up, it’s bad for MY business since I rarely recoup those costs.
I used to be a Republican. Now I’m an independent. I may not always agree with the Democrats, but I will never vote Republican again.
Posted by: A.G. | March 23, 2010, 9:18 pm 9:18 pm
The democrats took a stand for what they believed, not to save their jobs, the republicans can’t even understand what that is because all they know is yelling loud enough to close out every one else.
Posted by: JR | March 23, 2010, 10:04 pm 10:04 pm
Another one on his site is of Jon Stewart doing a parody of Glenn Beck. It’s hilarious, one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen.
Posted by: True American | March 23, 2010, 10:18 pm 10:18 pm
Proud Native American: You cannot possibly call yourself an independent and yet support this disasterous bill. The states do not even have enough money in their budgets to cover those on medicaid now. Add 32 million people, the states will become insolvent. That is why the some states are now filing law suits to the feds because they know what this bill will do to the citizenry. And it is not republican states. States like Pennsylvania, Michigan and Washington St. are suing. You are no independent. You are a liberal who is afraid to admit it. You should be thanking the republicans. By the way, the term Native American is a falsity. The American Indians crossed the Bering Straight land mass which connected Asia to America 28,000 years ago. This is why American Indian features, tools and language are very Asiatic in nature. Hence, you are immigrants like everyone else. No one race is indeginous to America. In addition, the genocide of your people was taking place centuries before the whites came here because your people are tribal in nature meaning you fought eachother. 500 nations within America – this is why your people did not last. How’s that for being ‘proud.’ Look to the Palestinans or the young people of Iran who live in tyranny, yet fight for freedom – there you will find pride.
Posted by: Truth Hurts | March 23, 2010, 10:20 pm 10:20 pm
JR – Yes you are right – Like what those liberals just did to Anne Coulter in Canada. How’s that for “yelling and closing everyone out.” Idiot.
Posted by: Are you serious? | March 23, 2010, 10:21 pm 10:21 pm
The Republicans can all do without a whining David Frum. He’s just mad because he’s irrelevant.
If there is a void in leadership and it is taken over by a few colorful people and a grass-roots effort for awhile.. That could be just the fresh blood that’s needed.
I no more believe in the sanctity of blue-blood Republicans than I do in any type of out of touch elitist (which is what Obama is). The further we get from Rhinos and I-dunnos the better.
Posted by: Allen Kelly | March 23, 2010, 10:22 pm 10:22 pm
A.G. Any self-respecting doctor who truly cares about his or her patients – not to mention his or her profession would not support this bill. You are a complete fraud.
Posted by: sadday | March 23, 2010, 10:23 pm 10:23 pm
Too bad I can’t bet a dollar that most Republicans get so angry reading that article from David Frum that they can’t even finish it. Probably the only commonsense words coming out of a republican and most repubs just can’t let it sink in.
Posted by: True American | March 23, 2010, 10:23 pm 10:23 pm
Native American, I too am an independent and I will NEVER vote for a repub.
Posted by: True American | March 23, 2010, 10:28 pm 10:28 pm
Puhlease! 100% correct
Posted by: Michael W | March 23, 2010, 10:36 pm 10:36 pm
I am Indep. I never vote for “Dam”.Party
of Barrack H.
Posted by: lu | March 23, 2010, 10:39 pm 10:39 pm
The AP has just reported that the Health Care Bill actually exempts the house majority leaderhip. I am not kidding about this. For all of you liberals, what this means is that those who wrote the bill made themselves exempt from the bill. And you expect the rest of the country to believe that this is a good bill.
Posted by: puhlease | March 23, 2010, 10:46 pm 10:46 pm
I thought Limbaugh was go to implode today. It was funny as heII
Posted by: Jim Bob | March 23, 2010, 10:56 pm 10:56 pm
The reason a lot of people don’t want this bill is that the Republicans and Tea Party have been scaring people with lots of lies. Government takeover of the health care system, bureaucrats telling you what plan you have to have, death panels, huge deficit spending, can’t keep your own doctor, taxpayers paying for health care for illegal immigrants, go to jail if you don’t pay — all lies.
Lately, the press has been doing a little better job of telling what this bill really is.
But they need to stop calling it an overhaul of the entire national health care system. It’s not. It doesn’t do much to hospitals and clinics, except help make sure they get paid for their patients.
It’s a health insurance enrollment bill.
Posted by: ge556 | March 23, 2010, 11:06 pm 11:06 pm
Jim, the repubs dont hate america. they can just see though the fog on this heath care reform law and realize it is NOT what is best for america. universal health care should be a goal… but not done this way.
Posted by: Matt To | March 23, 2010, 11:07 pm 11:07 pm
Nathan R. and A.G. “I’m an independent but I’ll never vote Republican again.”
Well boys, that statement disqualifies you from being an “independent”. You’re just like most other self-described Independents; you’re closet Democrats.
Posted by: wilserve | March 23, 2010, 11:19 pm 11:19 pm
I think the purpose of the article is to suggest exactly what the Obama administration has said. “Fox is not a news channel”.
All these news channels have irritating personalities and bias, however they also all have facts. I suggest everyone tune into a variety of channels, identify the facts, and tune out the bias and personality.
Posted by: ARS | March 24, 2010, 12:21 am 12:21 am
As an a member of the important group of Independent voters, I am repulsed and disgusted to see how the media has played both sides, not only on the healthcare reform bil, but ever since Barack Obama was elected President. You are a bunch of vultures in search of spreading whatever lies you need to in order to win the ratings race. It is a fallacy that this “whole country” is against this reform, or at least, there’s 32 million Americans in favor. Stop spreading your lies. It might be that the whole Republican country — and last time I checked, these freaks were not a country — is against this reform because the truth of the matter is that they still can’t stand that a Black man stole the election from the GREAT AMERICAN HERO, John McCain, and now that the same Black man has fought to make one of his more important promises a reality, and they are taking this very poorly. It’s too bad we’ve lost journalists the caliber of Ted Koppel and Peter Jennings, they would not have played this game. I am not black, and I am honored to have given my vote to Barack Obama — and I don’t give a damn that his middle name is Hussein, so what? And not only will I give him my vote for re-election, I will offer my services as one of the most effective political copywriters in the Hispanic markets, in Florida, gratis to any Democrat who might require my services next November. The way I see it, the Republican Party will never wash off the stain of not having contributed one single vote to this reform, and if you can’t see this, you’re a bunch of idiots with no journalistic judgment. Well, you can’t be too smart — as a network — when you gave Diane Sawyer, a Nixon puppet, the same anchor chair where Peter Jennings sat.
Posted by: Mimi Korman | March 24, 2010, 12:37 am 12:37 am
i had not thought of it before, but frum is correct… what sells? sex, violence, passion, hate, and drama.
so what is the best way for murdoch to get more attention and press? take such extreme positions that the establishment is revolted and complains… hey its free pr right? then the machinery from all his outlets pump out the same message according to the readers’ economic class and instant addicted news consumers.
if this had been the 1960s murdoch’s papers would be liberal because supporting the establishment would not make the pulse race.
if this was 1904, he would support unions and remember the maine.
hey rush always said he was an entertainer. maybe he is telling the truth.
Posted by: kurt | March 24, 2010, 1:28 am 1:28 am
Wow, Truthhurts
I guess you are giving permission for the Native Americans to take their country back…after all, the immigrants (meaning you) took it away from them!
And the Reich thought this wasn’t going to go through….a little arrogant there aren’t ya’s!
I’ll be watching and listening, so when a Reichwing person gets in, I can bash to no end….and you know what, I will enjoy every minute of it. To call me Un-American, yee-ah, right, back at ya’s sweethearts!!!
Oh, I forgot, we have to go to war with Iran first…that’s it, because that is what the Reich is all about.
Mr. Frum is right, you people are just going to sink yourselves. Glenn Beck and Bimbo Limbaugh are giving you the water to do it.
Posted by: The Reichwing are Clueless | March 24, 2010, 2:29 am 2:29 am
The same fools that handed their party over to Murdoch, Ailes, Beck, & Limbaugh, are now redefining “conservative” so they can disown Frum.
Death Wish, Freud called it.
Posted by: Robert Martin | March 24, 2010, 8:29 am 8:29 am
Memo to Republicans and conservatives. Whatever advice David Frum gives you, make sure to do the exact opposite. The man is quite possibly the most politically illiterate individual I’ve seen in a long time.
Posted by: Adam_ME | March 24, 2010, 8:31 am 8:31 am
Frum is one of those self appointed conservative “Elites” who doesn’t know the first thing about real outside the beltway conservatives. A faulty premise backed by shoddy reasoning ? We can get that from the NY Times. Its painfully cleaer that Frum is furious that neanderthals like Rush are many magnitudes of order more influential, and successful than him, even though he is oh so much smarter, in his own mind. And now he’ll bask in his 15 minutes of liberal fame as the new anti GOP go to guy for a little bit, till the media finds a new shiny object to focus on. Weak and transparent.
Posted by: john | March 24, 2010, 8:32 am 8:32 am
Somebody should pass a law making being Republican illegal. I mean, they hate all people and all races and all genders. Why are they allowed to exist or speak at all? We should thrown all Republicans in prison for voting against Obama’s legislation and make sure they never bother us again.
Posted by: Obama4Life | March 24, 2010, 8:33 am 8:33 am
Just like McCain in the past, networks love guys like Frum who is a Republican who loves to criticize Republicans and conservatives. David Frum has carved out a little niche for himself knowing he gets face time on TV for doing so. It’s funny how he’s a Republican, I have yet to see him on TV actually criticizing Democrats. The reason is because that’s not why the networks have him on. He’s just a useful idiot for the left.
Posted by: jo jo | March 24, 2010, 8:38 am 8:38 am
It appears that the handful of remaining MSM consumers post here. Still in complete denial.
Posted by: NeoCon | March 24, 2010, 8:40 am 8:40 am
Frum – Another RINO trying to remain relevant.
Posted by: Mapson | March 24, 2010, 8:47 am 8:47 am
Nothing new with Frum. Seen it 100 times.
David Frum’s niche is being the main stream media’s favorite Republican because he likes to criticize Republicans. Being a useful idiot for the Left is how he gets attention and air-time. He’s a D.C. version of Levi Johnston.
Posted by: jo jo | March 24, 2010, 8:53 am 8:53 am
and Frum works for the Democrats. LOL
Posted by: idesign | March 24, 2010, 9:01 am 9:01 am
“Prominent conservative David Frum”
ROTF!!!
First, David Frum is only “prominent” if you live in NYC or the Beltway bubble.
Second, he is a former SPEECH WRITER. He’s not a politician, he’s a washed up, effete, elitist speech writer who once wrote for a Republican and is trying desperately to remain relevant.
Third, he is NOT conservative, he is a RINO.
Fourth, no one CARES what David Frum thinks of the GOP, FOX, conservatism or much of ANYTHING.
Posted by: akw | March 24, 2010, 9:03 am 9:03 am
Wasn’t Frum’s mother from Canada? And worked for the state run CBC up there? I can see how he could be sensitive to the idea of uncomfortably close relationships between the media and its government.
Posted by: George Munroe | March 24, 2010, 9:18 am 9:18 am
All of you who supported this legislation seems to want to give something virtuous to the American people. The problem is, it is vanity. Your virtuous action can’t be paid for. It will bankrupt the country and possibly slide us into an economic depression. At a minimum it will hold the recession in a holding pattern for years. Entrepreneurial activity will practically cease – the perception is 50% of the people comprised of minorities and the poor want the other 50% to pay for them. Problem is the other 50% is under tremendous financial strain, which will not abate any time soon.
I’m not asking you to give up your virtuous pursuit immediately, but to realize the impulse if vain, and, suicidal. How will you help these people if the entire country is now in the poorhouse?
Its going to happen, and Obamacare just sealed it.
Posted by: Ron Gteen | March 24, 2010, 9:23 am 9:23 am
The Dems passed HCR. The great depression coming will be tied to them as being the unique arbiters of destruction.
You say you will never vote for a republican. What will you do when Obama is tied to the destruction of America….?
What will you do?
Posted by: Ron Gteen | March 24, 2010, 9:25 am 9:25 am
What you guys don’t understand is that the repubs that are backing away will be shot (firguratively).
You people have no idea what’s coming and who is pushing the GOP ahead now.
All RINOS, McCains, and edge nibblers will fall …
Posted by: Ron Gteen | March 24, 2010, 9:26 am 9:26 am
What you guys don’t understand is that the repubs that are backing away will be shot (firguratively).
You people have no idea what’s coming and who is pushing the GOP ahead now.
All RINOS, McCains, and edge nibblers will fall …
Posted by: Ron Gteen | March 24, 2010, 9:26 am 9:26 am
While recently digging up dirt on fellow democrats in the House, Rham stumbled across a video of Frum playing nicey, nice with an unnamed donkey…I’m guessing it was Barney Frank
Posted by: Dan | March 24, 2010, 9:28 am 9:28 am
Guys most conservatives want the virtuous things you want. But, they have a greater perception of the consequences in this case, and they are right.
You can’t fund a social program without an economic engine. It will strangle the remaining oxygen. You libs have good impulses some times, but you impeach your virtue with both 1. sense of entitlement to entitlement 2. by believing that the ends justify the means.
Posted by: Ron Gteen | March 24, 2010, 9:28 am 9:28 am
More deranged obsession with a freaking news outlet. Frum was always an intellectual buffoon ….
Posted by: John B | March 24, 2010, 9:32 am 9:32 am
Frum can’t book a TV interview unless he badmouths republicans. He is the CANADIAN who dreamed up the Axis of Evil, so he can go back to Canada.
Posted by: kAREN | March 24, 2010, 9:39 am 9:39 am
Oh, this is rich and good for a laugh! So what does that say about ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, MSNBC, NPR, PBS, the WashPo, NYT, etc. and their democrat flunkies?!? The democrat propaganda machine reaches far and wide so it’s refreshing to have a different perspective out there.
Posted by: Al | March 24, 2010, 9:44 am 9:44 am
The GOP was clobbered in the elections of 2006 and 2008 because they lost touch with their base and started acting like big spending Democrats. Regarding FoxNews, they claim to be fair and balanced. I would say a little to the right of center, and here is why:
Beck is a rigid Constitutionalist and attacks anyone that he sees as damaging what the Constitution stands for, including George Bush, Republicans and Democrats. O’Reilly is an Independent Moderate and has received numerous attacks from the Right. Hannitty is a Republican-Independent and is up front about it. Greta is an Independent that wants to get to the Truth about issues. Rush Limbaugh doesn’t work for Fox. I would say that FoxNews will allow the controversy and at the same time try to present the fair and balanced reporting the other networks refuse to air, probably because they don’t want to for political reasons. David Frum is just trying to cover his backside for his own past failings.
Posted by: DL13 | March 24, 2010, 9:46 am 9:46 am
Have you seen Frum on TV lately, and not just on the late night stuff nobody watches? He looks disheveled, hair out of place, like he just woke up or is coming off some bender. So he wanted the Republicans to repudiate a basic tenet of their existence–small government–in order to get along? Does really think they would have gotten any credit for it? This is nonsense. Frum is engaged in a very personal fight with Rush Limbaugh (and it must be infuriating that Rush will not mention his name), the Wall Street Journal, etc. and he is losing and he can’t stand not being listened to, so he has gone over to the enemy. An old story. People like Frum will disagree, but I would rather keep my soul than gain the whole world. There is too much money and applause from the lefties for him to care about things like that. This was never a bipartisan bill and nothing the Republicans could have done to satisfy Frum would have made it one.
Posted by: senor | March 24, 2010, 10:35 am 10:35 am
Frum and his fellow Canadian David Brooks are nothing more than well-compensated stooges for the liberal media. Terry Moron, like the rest of the MSM always interviews Frum and Brooks because he is certain, like good sock puppets, these two will provide the answers he is seeking.
Frum is no more a conservative than Barack Obama
Posted by: bc3b | March 24, 2010, 10:47 am 10:47 am
And CNN,MSNBC and ABC work for the Democratic Party. At least FOX will have an employer beyond November
Posted by: Paula in Tx | March 24, 2010, 10:50 am 10:50 am
The bellicose rhetoric of the rightwing isn’t good for this country but it is going to be good for the democrats.
The rightwing will continue to do the same things over and over and expect different results.
They use the polling against HCR but forget that a large percentage are people who voted for Obama and wanted the public option.
Posted by: Casey | March 24, 2010, 10:53 am 10:53 am
The problem is that Frum stopped being mainstream republican during the Bush years. The neocon faction is no longer leading the charge in the party and they hate that. Fiscally irresponsible Republicans are as bad as fiscally irresponsible democrats and Frum can go to hell. The reason Fox’s ratings are so good is because their viewers agree with them. Mainstream Republicans think Frum is an ass… just look around the internet for a while and you will find more anti-Frum Republicans than pro-Frum Republicans.
Posted by: Aldo | March 24, 2010, 10:59 am 10:59 am
Frum is beloved by the left-wing media establishment because they enjoy it when they believe one conservative is stabbing another conservative in the back. He’s not a true conservative, he’s a RINO.
Posted by: potvin | March 24, 2010, 11:14 am 11:14 am
To “Truth Hurts”,
For your information, anyone who was born in this country to US Citizens is a Native American. From your rant above, it appears that you do not know the history of the Kennewick Man either. Also, not voting for Repubs for a long, long time will not make me a Democrat either. There are other parties to vote for in elections. But, from your rant, you appear to be very confused about a lot of things, which would explain your nutty comments.
To “True American”,
Thanks for your comment.
Posted by: Proud Native American and Angry Independent Voter | March 24, 2010, 12:02 pm 12:02 pm
This slave law will cause the voice of conservatives to grow ever louder, we expect the lame stream media(ABC,CNN,CBS,NBC,AP,MSNBC) to cast us as racist wife beaters, hey its what you do, and why your viewers are leaving in droves. This is America land of the free home of the brave. And we know when we are dictated to against our will we do indeed have a DICTATOR!
Posted by: Globalwarmer | March 24, 2010, 1:19 pm 1:19 pm
Isn’t it hilarious that the right became the far left so quickly? Using the same rhetoric and becoming weak sauce because of it? lol They lost to Bush twice and I think it will take a few losses for the GOP before they figure this out. You cannot win elections with silly talk and conspiracy theories.
Posted by: Casey | March 24, 2010, 1:49 pm 1:49 pm
Hey republicans, libertarians and members of various wacko groups: stop threatening members of Congress with death because you didn’t get your way. This makes you animals!
Posted by: Casey | March 24, 2010, 3:19 pm 3:19 pm
Frum is on target with this one.
The GOP has failed miserably to do one of the following:
Work with the current adminstration to moderate the agenda
or
Develop a reasonable conservative health care policy.
The GOP does not take health care seriously and appears to have sold out to special interests. The current cast of characters did not support McCains health care plan or offer to carry it forward. Instead they choose to vilify what has worked elsewhere with many ‘red herring ads’
Posted by: Bill Mackey | March 24, 2010, 3:43 pm 3:43 pm
Frum is a Liberal Democrat. He is about as Republican as Jesse Jackson. There is no room for him in the GOP nor is he truly a member. He is a moron who gets trotted out on the air telling liberal news agencies such as CBS, NBC, ABC, CNN and MSNBC that he is a Republican with new Republican methodology and the only people who buy this crap are Democrats. He’s a fraud and the Democrats are the only ones who don’t know it. That means that of course they are in the minority on this one.
Posted by: pero | May 5, 2010, 4:47 pm 4:47 pm
Time to make for Profit Health Care a thing of the past… Smile ;-)
Posted by: Rixar13 | February 22, 2011, 5:15 pm 5:15 pm
Frum was never a conservative. He is not prominent. He is selling a book and needs to bash repubicans to get on TV. He voted for Obama in 2008.
Posted by: Karen | November 27, 2011, 2:26 pm 2:26 pm