This lovely conservative southern belle is relatively new to the game, but has handled herself admirably. Holding her own while giving better than she got.

Like fine wine, Mary Katharine will surely improve with age.

Jack.

Three cheers for MKH. She was funny, sharp, and graceful. She got to talk substantive issues. And best of all: She got under snitty Stephanie Miller’s skin.

Score!

Michelle on October 30, 2006 at 11:26 PM

Indeed!

MK did also talk substantively to the issues. Clear, concise, and to-the-point. So much so that you could see some of the other pundits squirming.

Well done Mary Katharine!

But Ms. Miller has to be kidding. Just b/c your Daddy was a conservative, and you voted for Reagan doesn’t mean anything in 2006. I know conservatives who voted for Clinton.

The picture above is of a pumpkin my husband carved over the weekend. Here is my Halloween roundup including a few scary politics links: Speaking of scary, look at how easily CNN turned Jim Webb’s novel passages into a……

Thanks for putting up the clip, AP.

The key in that word is “men.” Maybe us men should just take a few years off, and let the women run things. I strongly suspect that if Michelle, Kirsten, MKH, Laura Ingraham, et al, were the only conservatives people heard or saw … every election would be a conservative landslide.

Domestic Bush Hits Hard at Gay Marriage John Kerry: “you Know, Education, If You Make The Most Of It, If……

I believe that thanks to folks like Mary and Michelle, RINOs will be kept in check or shown the door in the future. No matter what, a larger portion of the public needs to get and stay engaged in the political process, and blogs are a humongous step in the right direction.

She has natural charm she is a sharp minded, straight shooting, and confident. Don’t laugh, but what are the things you liked most about Ronald Reagan?

There is no reason this Woman couldn’t win an important election, once she gets more exposure. Picture her as a Senator. Hell, picture her as President.

If we want to reform the Conservative leadership, maybe we just need to promote up from within. Find the people who have the heart, and the mind to lead that reform.

Mary Katharine Ham is a good example to look to.

I wish someone would talk about the real problem with elections – that Democrats have repeatedly, brazenly and shamelessly tried to cheat their way into office. Is this somehow taboo to mention nowadays or what? Why does our side have to pussyfoot around the fact that Gore/Lieberman were engaged in after-the-fact election fraud, with their ridiculous “hanging chads” and illegal selective recounts? All that does is give legitimacy to future Democrat attempts to cheat, and God help us on November 8th if any of the races are close and their “lawyers” descend, in collusion with the lying MSM. Seems to me, our pundits should be holding Dems to account, not assuming they will play by the rules.

Go MKH.