Steve Schmidt...

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Link to tweet

[Mazeltov Cocktail]

1. In fairness. . .

Sarah Palin - don't think either one of them need to be quoted on DU.

[LanternWaste]

2. I'm all for quoting insiders who have publicly admitted mistakes

I'm all for quoting insiders who have publicly admitted mistakes, and has gone on to describe Palin as "bitter, cynical and aggressive," as mistakes are both something we all do (as did Wallace), and learn from (as did Wallace).

[PJMcK]

4. Wallace admitted that she didn't vote for the McCain ticket (n/t)

[PJMcK]

3. Both of them have made significant efforts to redeem themselves

In this Era of Trump, our allies come from all over the spectrum.

You might consider being respectful to DU members who have been posting for quite a bit longer than it appears you have.

[spanone]

5. some folks have epiphanies, some not.

[JI7]

9. They admit they were wrong about her and nicole wallace didn't even vote for the ticket

[obamanut2012]

10. yawn

[RandomAccess]

11. That's not "fairness," that's

incredibly short-sighted, limited, counterproductive thinking. At best. On the wrong side of history too. Or maybe I repeat myself.

We desperately NEED people like these two, and several more I could name, who are adamantly against Trump and make their criticism of him, as conservatives still, well known. It gives people who might turn against him some cover, some permission to do so.

These two are especially astute, insightful, articulate, and even wise at times. I value their wisdom and integrity greatly.

Now, go and sin no more, my child.

[LakeArenal]

6. Better a tarnished friend than...

A shiny enemy.

Both of them are republicans. If and when they get a coherent viable candidate, we will no longer agree with anything either of them have to say. But I say, enjoy the astral conjunction while it lasts because eventually we will be on different sides of the universe. 💫

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7. Well said...

[LanternWaste]

8. I used to think that. Then I lived through the last primary season.

I used to think that. Then I lived through the last primary season.