L. Fabry has 8 pictures of Ann and a post detailing the event. Here are some quotes:
"Hugh Hewitt enthusiastically [endorsed] Ted Cruz for president, and [got] Ann to admit he was her second choice."
"[Ann thinks] if it’s okay to pander and ask the Hispanic community for votes, why can’t they do the same for white people (this got one of the largest rounds of applause of the night)."
Lana Shadwick (at Brietbart) wrote this piece about the event. Here are some quotes:
"At the beginning of her speech she told them, "If you have been following my work, you know that I think there is one overriding issue for the entire country for all-time." She quipped, "And no matter what the question is, you could ask me about my meatloaf recipe and I could turn it back to immigration.""If one wants to actually hear Ann say "meatloaf," she did at the end of minute 26 of this interview with Mark Simone.
"She asked, "So tell me how you are going to win on any of these issues then Republicans? Tell me how you are going to win on the export-import bank, or how you are going to overturn Roe v. Wade when you can never elect another president? How is Israel going to be protected then, when we can never have another Republican president when we are looking at nothing but President Obamas?" She answered her own question -"It won’t be. That’s why everything comes down to immigration."" [Emphasis original.]
"Turning to the issue of winning the election, she said, "Liberals are always talking about turning Texas blue." She said Texas has as many Hispanic voters as they do in California and that Hispanics block vote for Democrats. The difference she said is that white people in California split their vote among Republicans and Democrats, but Whites in Texas voted 80 percent for Mitt Romney."Speaking of turning Texas blue, maybe Republicans should turn California red.
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