The American Spectator

home
ADVERTISEMENT
Print Email
Text Size

The Spectacle Blog

Many readers objected to my column arguing that Tom Tancredo can't win, has no serious fundraising network or campaign organization, and will consequently set back his immigration allies if he runs for president in 2008. Some even confused this analysis for my personal political preferences, which, um, isn't quite right.

I still think Tancredo is unlikely to emerge as a serious presidential contender, but I was struck by the number of people who said that given the current field he should run anyway. It sounds like Human Events editor at large Terence Jeffrey is in this camp. Am I missing something about the man Steve Sailer calls America's most valuable politician or is this just a sign of what things have come down to for anti-Giuliani, anti-McCain conservatives?

topics:
Immigration

Leave a comment

Leave a Comment

N.B. We encourage readers to share and discuss their thoughtful and relevant comments about this Spectator article. Comments are routinely monitored and will be deleted if profane, bigoted, or grossly impolite. Please be respectful. (And don't feed the trolls!) Thank you.

Related Blog Posts

More Blog Posts by W. James Antle, III

http://spectator.org/blog/2007/02/08/rethinking-tancredo
ADVERTISEMENT

Clip of the Day

Most Popular Articles

Who Castrated Ann Coulter?

David Catron | 2.6.12

The Delousing of a Movement

R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr. | 2.9.12

Justice Ginsburg Should Resign

William Tucker | 2.8.12

Coulter Care

Peter Ferrara | 2.8.12

Thank Him, Santorum!

Jay D. Homnick | 2.8.12

Bigoted Barack, Red in Tooth and Clause

George Neumayr | 2.10.12

ADVERTISEMENT