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Re: A Personal Apology to CPAC & Ann Coulter

Jim_Satterfield — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 23:32:18 -0000

No, I don't consider this very well balanced mentally.

She now says she supports Hillary C.
Who is an avowed Socialisti.
I think, Ann, you should quickly go
And read the Commie Manifesto.
There you will find the Hillary kind
Of ideals she will impose and I mean presto!

Exactly where has Hillary avowed herself to be a socialist? You'll find Hillary's ideals in the Communist Manifesto? She will somehow impose those ideas in spite of the limitations of the Presidency? No, it's a whacko screed within a criticism of Coulter and the fact that you can't see that says a lot.

Re: A Personal Apology to CPAC & Ann Coulter

kritt11 — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 23:08:10 -0000

Cosmo- Ann has shock value. She says all the things your mother told you never to mention in polite company. And claims to be a Christian, while saying them, no less!

People just wait to see what outrageous garbage will come out of her mouth next. She's like part of the freak show at the old Barnum and Bailey circus except she's much richer than the fat lady or the dwarfs were!

Re: A Personal Apology to CPAC & Ann Coulter

DLS — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 21:05:49 -0000

Not by your distorted mis-definitions, certainly.

Re: A Personal Apology to CPAC & Ann Coulter

Jim_Satterfield — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 20:28:06 -0000

Well, at least we don't have to worry about a sudden outbreak of sanity over at Town Hall any time soon.

Re: A Personal Apology to CPAC & Ann Coulter

DLS — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 17:37:50 -0000

I've looked at Town Hall lately to check reader remarks there about the candidates and the election this year (it's a good representative sample of those truly on the right and an occasional lefty expressing contempt for same) and Coulter has far from 100% support there. Same is so for other righty (talk radio) celebs.

One of the commenters to one blog entry is tired of Coulter and also doesn't have respect for her statement about voting for Clinton over McCain (and warns about Clinton as well as writes off Coulter):

A Writer Named Ann

There once was a writer named Ann,
Who made millions off this great land.
She wrote about libs, exposing their fibs,
We believed her and gave her a hand.
She now says she supports Hillary C.
Who is an avowed Socialisti.
I think, Ann, you should quickly go
And read the Commie Manifesto.
There you will find the Hillary kind
Of ideals she will impose and I mean presto!
You say you are a Christian which means Christ-like,
But your ego and greed just don't fit right.
Just face it. We've been had,
But don't feel too bad.
Start having some fun by giving her the shun.
Start burning her books and list her among crooks,
Who made you believe but all the while
Had her eyes on your wallets and checkbooks.

http://www.townhall.com/col...

Re: A Personal Apology to CPAC & Ann Coulter

cosmoetica — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 17:22:38 -0000

I saw her on C-Span. I don't get her appeal. I mean, Rush can be funny, and Bill O you just sort of sense is dickwaving, and doesn't believe all his BS, but she truly seemes deranged, and I swear, anorexic in the extreme. I flipped channels between these anorexic twins in Australia on Access Hollywwood or something mand Coulter, and Coulter's face was even more skeletal.

Scary.

Re: A Personal Apology to CPAC & Ann Coulter

kritt11 — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 16:52:50 -0000

"Coulter is simply someone marketing herself by being intentionally provocative (with words more than by her appearance)."

Whatever Coulter's motivation- or that of Mitt Romney, public figures need to be held responsible for their statements. That she was reinvited to CPAC after her previous performances speaks volumes. She is poisoning a new generation of conservatives, with whom she is wildly popular.

Re: A Personal Apology to CPAC & Ann Coulter

DLS — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 16:35:10 -0000

Coulter is simply someone marketing herself by being intentionally provocative (with words more than by her appearance).

Romney was never accepted by many as any real kind of conservative, and obviously never was "extremist" [sic; a highly immoderate, in fact truly extreme, as well as incorrect description] in any way.

Re: A Personal Apology to CPAC & Ann Coulter

SteveK — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 15:26:00 -0000

I thought they told Coulter to stay home this year.

They wouldn't let her get up in front of the grownups this year... They turned her lose on their kids.

Kinda like not letting someone give the sermon but having them teach Sunday School.

Re: A Personal Apology to CPAC & Ann Coulter

Holly_in_Cincinnati — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 12:45:08 -0000

I thought they told Coulter to stay home this year.

Re: A Personal Apology to CPAC & Ann Coulter

GeorgeSorwell — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 12:39:36 -0000

Giving away free lithium?

If only!!

Re: A Personal Apology to CPAC & Ann Coulter

PaulSilver — Sat, 09 Feb 2008 11:53:38 -0000

I agree with a recent comment that the Democrats could easily win simply by replaying the extreme comments of Ann Coulter and Mitt Romney.