S.E. Cupp
Okay, she's a babe. An intellectual babe. No question. Conservative.
One of the myths about conservative women is they have no sense of humor.
Lives in New York City. A hundred grand right there, not counting on Cash Cab.
Try asking her out through the guards.
Actually, she is closer to thirty than twenty-one, very nice and we are arranging a visit for her to NASA in Houston.
I could not hit "RePlay" on CSpan fast enough.
She wrote a book.
I don't read that much anymore. Do you? I know it is terrible. We should devote time to black ink on soft white pages
Very much impressed by her ability, as a conservative young woman, in the Laura Ingraham line - to stand up before an audience and unapologetically declare we live in a universe where morality is not relative.
What a concept - standing up for what you believe and it's cool?
It helps when promoters of my own philosophy are drop dead gorgeous.
These women stand for something.
That is important to me.
Not whimsically. Foundationally.
I can never forget a conversation I had with a guy fifteen years ago. He told me to my face, "truth is relative."
And he sincerely believed it.
What kind of sand can you build a house on?
It's too easy. Cowardly, to set your life in order upon an ever-changing piece of quicksand.
Attacks upon the right are full of judgments about a perceived range of unfair bias. Furthest thing from truth.
Someone needs to step up and stop the brainwashing.
Comments
I agree. She's very attractive and is pretty hilarious.
Posted by: Michael | July 20, 2008 9:08 PM