We Love You, Ann Coulter
Nov. 1st, 2007 06:36 pm♠
Ann Coulter has practically dropped from the mainstream media radar, I think, in a kind of informal exile, but there was another little Coulter controversy a couple of weeks back, in which she said that Jews need to be "perfected" or converted. Although I have been a fan of these little Coulter tempests, I have been inclined lately to pass over her, myself, but when someone comes up with a video like this, you have to share the love!
The Ann Coulter Love Song
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Ann Coulter has practically dropped from the mainstream media radar, I think, in a kind of informal exile, but there was another little Coulter controversy a couple of weeks back, in which she said that Jews need to be "perfected" or converted. Although I have been a fan of these little Coulter tempests, I have been inclined lately to pass over her, myself, but when someone comes up with a video like this, you have to share the love!
The Ann Coulter Love Song
We Love You, Ann Coulter
Nov. 1st, 2007 06:36 pm♠
Ann Coulter has practically dropped from the mainstream media radar, I think, in a kind of informal exile, but there was another little Coulter controversy a couple of weeks back, in which she said that Jews need to be "perfected" or converted. Although I have been a fan of these little Coulter tempests, I have been inclined lately to pass over her, myself, but when someone comes up with a video like this, you have to share the love!
The Ann Coulter Love Song
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Ann Coulter has practically dropped from the mainstream media radar, I think, in a kind of informal exile, but there was another little Coulter controversy a couple of weeks back, in which she said that Jews need to be "perfected" or converted. Although I have been a fan of these little Coulter tempests, I have been inclined lately to pass over her, myself, but when someone comes up with a video like this, you have to share the love!
The Ann Coulter Love Song
Ann Coulter on Imus (No, not that way!)
Apr. 13th, 2007 06:44 am
I saw this picture and this Ann Coulter column, and I just have to dip into this story one more time. Ann, of course, has had her own troubles with that hard-working mouth of hers.
( Coulter )
Ann Coulter on Imus (No, not that way!)
Apr. 13th, 2007 06:44 am
I saw this picture and this Ann Coulter column, and I just have to dip into this story one more time. Ann, of course, has had her own troubles with that hard-working mouth of hers.
( Coulter )
That Coulter Mojo
Mar. 9th, 2007 03:58 pm♠
Hate her or lust her, or both, Ann Coulter is a force. Some who are farther out on the right wing are building on Ann's 'faggot' comment, taking up the taunt that John Edwards could be our first woman president. Rush Limbaugh is foremost among the poison-tongued wags.
On the other hand, a number of newspapers are dropping the leggy harpy. But she presumably knows that TV is where the action is at and that circus needs all the hot acts it can get. That's entertainment!
But, John, you really are so pretty.
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Sources
1. Eric Kleefeld for TPMCafe.com
2. Greg Sargent at TalkingPointsMemo.com
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Hate her or lust her, or both, Ann Coulter is a force. Some who are farther out on the right wing are building on Ann's 'faggot' comment, taking up the taunt that John Edwards could be our first woman president. Rush Limbaugh is foremost among the poison-tongued wags.
On the other hand, a number of newspapers are dropping the leggy harpy. But she presumably knows that TV is where the action is at and that circus needs all the hot acts it can get. That's entertainment!
But, John, you really are so pretty.
___ ___ ___
Sources
1. Eric Kleefeld for TPMCafe.com
2. Greg Sargent at TalkingPointsMemo.com
That Coulter Mojo
Mar. 9th, 2007 03:58 pm♠
Hate her or lust her, or both, Ann Coulter is a force. Some who are farther out on the right wing are building on Ann's 'faggot' comment, taking up the taunt that John Edwards could be our first woman president. Rush Limbaugh is foremost among the poison-tongued wags.
On the other hand, a number of newspapers are dropping the leggy harpy. But she presumably knows that TV is where the action is at and that circus needs all the hot acts it can get. That's entertainment!
But, John, you really are so pretty.
___ ___ ___
Sources
1. Eric Kleefeld for TPMCafe.com
2. Greg Sargent at TalkingPointsMemo.com
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Hate her or lust her, or both, Ann Coulter is a force. Some who are farther out on the right wing are building on Ann's 'faggot' comment, taking up the taunt that John Edwards could be our first woman president. Rush Limbaugh is foremost among the poison-tongued wags.
On the other hand, a number of newspapers are dropping the leggy harpy. But she presumably knows that TV is where the action is at and that circus needs all the hot acts it can get. That's entertainment!
But, John, you really are so pretty.
___ ___ ___
Sources
1. Eric Kleefeld for TPMCafe.com
2. Greg Sargent at TalkingPointsMemo.com
Ann Coulter: Shock-Whore
Mar. 2nd, 2007 08:30 pm♠
I have decided to make a permanent entry on that Ann Coulter video, seeing how Andrew Sullivan has given some nice commentary on it.
( Sully post )
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I have decided to make a permanent entry on that Ann Coulter video, seeing how Andrew Sullivan has given some nice commentary on it.
( Sully post )
Ann Coulter: Shock-Whore
Mar. 2nd, 2007 08:30 pm♠
I have decided to make a permanent entry on that Ann Coulter video, seeing how Andrew Sullivan has given some nice commentary on it.
( Sully post )
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I have decided to make a permanent entry on that Ann Coulter video, seeing how Andrew Sullivan has given some nice commentary on it.
( Sully post )
Coulter on the Duke Lacrosse Case
Jan. 12th, 2007 08:07 am♠
The lacrosse players denied that any rape had occurred and immediately submitted their DNA to the state, confident that the DNA would prove them innocent.
It did: Not a trace of DNA from any of the lacrosse players was found on the accuser, though this girl had more DNA in her than a refrigerator at a fertility clinic.
-- Ann Coulter, "Stripper Lied, White Boys Fried"
Our Ms. Coulter is as over the top as ever, but she raves in an amusing way, and it does not hurt to get something down on the progress of the Duke lacrosse case, as we have raised the case before.
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The lacrosse players denied that any rape had occurred and immediately submitted their DNA to the state, confident that the DNA would prove them innocent.
It did: Not a trace of DNA from any of the lacrosse players was found on the accuser, though this girl had more DNA in her than a refrigerator at a fertility clinic.
-- Ann Coulter, "Stripper Lied, White Boys Fried"
Our Ms. Coulter is as over the top as ever, but she raves in an amusing way, and it does not hurt to get something down on the progress of the Duke lacrosse case, as we have raised the case before.
Coulter on the Duke Lacrosse Case
Jan. 12th, 2007 08:07 am♠
The lacrosse players denied that any rape had occurred and immediately submitted their DNA to the state, confident that the DNA would prove them innocent.
It did: Not a trace of DNA from any of the lacrosse players was found on the accuser, though this girl had more DNA in her than a refrigerator at a fertility clinic.
-- Ann Coulter, "Stripper Lied, White Boys Fried"
Our Ms. Coulter is as over the top as ever, but she raves in an amusing way, and it does not hurt to get something down on the progress of the Duke lacrosse case, as we have raised the case before.
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The lacrosse players denied that any rape had occurred and immediately submitted their DNA to the state, confident that the DNA would prove them innocent.
It did: Not a trace of DNA from any of the lacrosse players was found on the accuser, though this girl had more DNA in her than a refrigerator at a fertility clinic.
-- Ann Coulter, "Stripper Lied, White Boys Fried"
Our Ms. Coulter is as over the top as ever, but she raves in an amusing way, and it does not hurt to get something down on the progress of the Duke lacrosse case, as we have raised the case before.
The Devil in Ann Coulter
Sep. 25th, 2006 02:55 pm♠
September 25, 2006 -- THERE'S a good reason why the four authors of the upcoming book "I Hate Ann Coulter!" are remaining anonymous - they're afraid for their safety. "None of us want our real names in the hands of gun-toting, abortion clinic-bombing, self-proclaimed 'wing nuts,' who follow Coulter," one of the scribes tells us. Coulter , who called 9/11 widows publicity-loving "harpies," is shown with a devil's tail and horns on the book's cover. It's only the second time in Simon & Schuster's history that an author's identity has been kept secret, the first being, "Go Ask Alice," a teen drug addict's diary, published in 1971.
-- "Page Six" of The NY Post
I don't know. This actually seems rather chickenshit. I doubt their lives would be endangered. Maybe their small reputations would be highlighted, if these are 'nobodies.' I would only hope that the picture of Ann on the cover does not have her wearing much more than horns and a tail.
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September 25, 2006 -- THERE'S a good reason why the four authors of the upcoming book "I Hate Ann Coulter!" are remaining anonymous - they're afraid for their safety. "None of us want our real names in the hands of gun-toting, abortion clinic-bombing, self-proclaimed 'wing nuts,' who follow Coulter," one of the scribes tells us. Coulter , who called 9/11 widows publicity-loving "harpies," is shown with a devil's tail and horns on the book's cover. It's only the second time in Simon & Schuster's history that an author's identity has been kept secret, the first being, "Go Ask Alice," a teen drug addict's diary, published in 1971.
-- "Page Six" of The NY Post
I don't know. This actually seems rather chickenshit. I doubt their lives would be endangered. Maybe their small reputations would be highlighted, if these are 'nobodies.' I would only hope that the picture of Ann on the cover does not have her wearing much more than horns and a tail.
The Devil in Ann Coulter
Sep. 25th, 2006 02:55 pm♠
September 25, 2006 -- THERE'S a good reason why the four authors of the upcoming book "I Hate Ann Coulter!" are remaining anonymous - they're afraid for their safety. "None of us want our real names in the hands of gun-toting, abortion clinic-bombing, self-proclaimed 'wing nuts,' who follow Coulter," one of the scribes tells us. Coulter , who called 9/11 widows publicity-loving "harpies," is shown with a devil's tail and horns on the book's cover. It's only the second time in Simon & Schuster's history that an author's identity has been kept secret, the first being, "Go Ask Alice," a teen drug addict's diary, published in 1971.
-- "Page Six" of The NY Post
I don't know. This actually seems rather chickenshit. I doubt their lives would be endangered. Maybe their small reputations would be highlighted, if these are 'nobodies.' I would only hope that the picture of Ann on the cover does not have her wearing much more than horns and a tail.
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September 25, 2006 -- THERE'S a good reason why the four authors of the upcoming book "I Hate Ann Coulter!" are remaining anonymous - they're afraid for their safety. "None of us want our real names in the hands of gun-toting, abortion clinic-bombing, self-proclaimed 'wing nuts,' who follow Coulter," one of the scribes tells us. Coulter , who called 9/11 widows publicity-loving "harpies," is shown with a devil's tail and horns on the book's cover. It's only the second time in Simon & Schuster's history that an author's identity has been kept secret, the first being, "Go Ask Alice," a teen drug addict's diary, published in 1971.
-- "Page Six" of The NY Post
I don't know. This actually seems rather chickenshit. I doubt their lives would be endangered. Maybe their small reputations would be highlighted, if these are 'nobodies.' I would only hope that the picture of Ann on the cover does not have her wearing much more than horns and a tail.
A Light Snow Fall in the Summer
Jun. 6th, 2006 02:20 pm♠
The news these days does not carry much to draw Monk's interest on these long, slow summer days. With Congressional elections coming up in the fall, and with our leaders and parties far out of favor, we are left with the sort of tired and melodramatic battling that makes one think of professional wrestling, but without the T&A - Trish and Lita, where are you? Monica?
The Bush Administration leads the way, relying on their old favorite tricks, playing up a proposed amendment to ban gay marriage, along with the traditional themes of being more against flag-burning than others and cracking down on extralegal brown immigrants. One fears the Administration will next bring out the color-coded chart on terrorism alerts - where is ol' John Ashcroft when you need him?
The spirit of this Silly Season was perhaps captured well in a message mishap during a White House press briefing yesterday. Tony Snow is the White House spokesman. Snow is one of the Republicans' Aryan princes, who was an anchorman on Fox News before being tapped for this position recently. Fox News! Fox has already been understood to be the megaphone for the Republican Party, but one supposes that, in a bid for greater efficiency, the Bush people decided to cut the middleman and just have Fox in the White House directly. Less chance of foul-ups that way. Or that was the hope.
Spinning the Administration's line on the proposed Amendment to ban gay marriage, Mr. Snow actually started to speak of it in terms of advancing civil rights, as though the racial segregationists of old were only trying to advance civil rights by preserving quality education for whites only. An alert reporter immediately called him on it, making a story out of it. The transcript is below. It sounds like a Doonesbury cartoon.
On a side note, one can see our leggy Ms. Coulter still begging to be reamed. She is actually mocking the widows of 9/11. She is essentially calling them media whores - talk about projection! I guess that whole 9/11 angle is no longer working so well for the Bushies, heh. So, the news on these sleepy summer days is not without its entertainment values, but there is just something depressing about it all.
( Transcript excerpt )
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The news these days does not carry much to draw Monk's interest on these long, slow summer days. With Congressional elections coming up in the fall, and with our leaders and parties far out of favor, we are left with the sort of tired and melodramatic battling that makes one think of professional wrestling, but without the T&A - Trish and Lita, where are you? Monica?
The Bush Administration leads the way, relying on their old favorite tricks, playing up a proposed amendment to ban gay marriage, along with the traditional themes of being more against flag-burning than others and cracking down on extralegal brown immigrants. One fears the Administration will next bring out the color-coded chart on terrorism alerts - where is ol' John Ashcroft when you need him?
The spirit of this Silly Season was perhaps captured well in a message mishap during a White House press briefing yesterday. Tony Snow is the White House spokesman. Snow is one of the Republicans' Aryan princes, who was an anchorman on Fox News before being tapped for this position recently. Fox News! Fox has already been understood to be the megaphone for the Republican Party, but one supposes that, in a bid for greater efficiency, the Bush people decided to cut the middleman and just have Fox in the White House directly. Less chance of foul-ups that way. Or that was the hope.
Spinning the Administration's line on the proposed Amendment to ban gay marriage, Mr. Snow actually started to speak of it in terms of advancing civil rights, as though the racial segregationists of old were only trying to advance civil rights by preserving quality education for whites only. An alert reporter immediately called him on it, making a story out of it. The transcript is below. It sounds like a Doonesbury cartoon.
On a side note, one can see our leggy Ms. Coulter still begging to be reamed. She is actually mocking the widows of 9/11. She is essentially calling them media whores - talk about projection! I guess that whole 9/11 angle is no longer working so well for the Bushies, heh. So, the news on these sleepy summer days is not without its entertainment values, but there is just something depressing about it all.
( Transcript excerpt )
A Light Snow Fall in the Summer
Jun. 6th, 2006 02:20 pm♠
The news these days does not carry much to draw Monk's interest on these long, slow summer days. With Congressional elections coming up in the fall, and with our leaders and parties far out of favor, we are left with the sort of tired and melodramatic battling that makes one think of professional wrestling, but without the T&A - Trish and Lita, where are you? Monica?
The Bush Administration leads the way, relying on their old favorite tricks, playing up a proposed amendment to ban gay marriage, along with the traditional themes of being more against flag-burning than others and cracking down on extralegal brown immigrants. One fears the Administration will next bring out the color-coded chart on terrorism alerts - where is ol' John Ashcroft when you need him?
The spirit of this Silly Season was perhaps captured well in a message mishap during a White House press briefing yesterday. Tony Snow is the White House spokesman. Snow is one of the Republicans' Aryan princes, who was an anchorman on Fox News before being tapped for this position recently. Fox News! Fox has already been understood to be the megaphone for the Republican Party, but one supposes that, in a bid for greater efficiency, the Bush people decided to cut the middleman and just have Fox in the White House directly. Less chance of foul-ups that way. Or that was the hope.
Spinning the Administration's line on the proposed Amendment to ban gay marriage, Mr. Snow actually started to speak of it in terms of advancing civil rights, as though the racial segregationists of old were only trying to advance civil rights by preserving quality education for whites only. An alert reporter immediately called him on it, making a story out of it. The transcript is below. It sounds like a Doonesbury cartoon.
On a side note, one can see our leggy Ms. Coulter still begging to be reamed. She is actually mocking the widows of 9/11. She is essentially calling them media whores - talk about projection! I guess that whole 9/11 angle is no longer working so well for the Bushies, heh. So, the news on these sleepy summer days is not without its entertainment values, but there is just something depressing about it all.
( Transcript excerpt )
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The news these days does not carry much to draw Monk's interest on these long, slow summer days. With Congressional elections coming up in the fall, and with our leaders and parties far out of favor, we are left with the sort of tired and melodramatic battling that makes one think of professional wrestling, but without the T&A - Trish and Lita, where are you? Monica?
The Bush Administration leads the way, relying on their old favorite tricks, playing up a proposed amendment to ban gay marriage, along with the traditional themes of being more against flag-burning than others and cracking down on extralegal brown immigrants. One fears the Administration will next bring out the color-coded chart on terrorism alerts - where is ol' John Ashcroft when you need him?
The spirit of this Silly Season was perhaps captured well in a message mishap during a White House press briefing yesterday. Tony Snow is the White House spokesman. Snow is one of the Republicans' Aryan princes, who was an anchorman on Fox News before being tapped for this position recently. Fox News! Fox has already been understood to be the megaphone for the Republican Party, but one supposes that, in a bid for greater efficiency, the Bush people decided to cut the middleman and just have Fox in the White House directly. Less chance of foul-ups that way. Or that was the hope.
Spinning the Administration's line on the proposed Amendment to ban gay marriage, Mr. Snow actually started to speak of it in terms of advancing civil rights, as though the racial segregationists of old were only trying to advance civil rights by preserving quality education for whites only. An alert reporter immediately called him on it, making a story out of it. The transcript is below. It sounds like a Doonesbury cartoon.
On a side note, one can see our leggy Ms. Coulter still begging to be reamed. She is actually mocking the widows of 9/11. She is essentially calling them media whores - talk about projection! I guess that whole 9/11 angle is no longer working so well for the Bushies, heh. So, the news on these sleepy summer days is not without its entertainment values, but there is just something depressing about it all.
( Transcript excerpt )
Loving Ann Coulter in that Special Way
Mar. 29th, 2006 07:56 am♠
Hollywood activist Sean Penn has a plastic doll of conservative US columnist ANN COULTER that he likes to abuse when angry. The Oscar-winner actor has hated Coulter ever since she blacklisted his director father LEO PENN in her book TREASON. And he takes out his frustrations with Coulter, who is a best-selling author, lawyer and television pundit, on the Barble-like doll. In an interview with The New Yorker magazine, Penn reveals, "We violate her. There are cigarette burns in some funny places. She's a pure snake-oil salesman. She doesn't believe a word she says."
-- ContactMusic.com
Now, why didn't I think of that!
( a good model for an Ann Coulter doll )
Hollywood activist Sean Penn has a plastic doll of conservative US columnist ANN COULTER that he likes to abuse when angry. The Oscar-winner actor has hated Coulter ever since she blacklisted his director father LEO PENN in her book TREASON. And he takes out his frustrations with Coulter, who is a best-selling author, lawyer and television pundit, on the Barble-like doll. In an interview with The New Yorker magazine, Penn reveals, "We violate her. There are cigarette burns in some funny places. She's a pure snake-oil salesman. She doesn't believe a word she says."
-- ContactMusic.com
Now, why didn't I think of that!
( a good model for an Ann Coulter doll )
Loving Ann Coulter in that Special Way
Mar. 29th, 2006 07:56 am♠
Hollywood activist Sean Penn has a plastic doll of conservative US columnist ANN COULTER that he likes to abuse when angry. The Oscar-winner actor has hated Coulter ever since she blacklisted his director father LEO PENN in her book TREASON. And he takes out his frustrations with Coulter, who is a best-selling author, lawyer and television pundit, on the Barble-like doll. In an interview with The New Yorker magazine, Penn reveals, "We violate her. There are cigarette burns in some funny places. She's a pure snake-oil salesman. She doesn't believe a word she says."
-- ContactMusic.com
Now, why didn't I think of that!
( a good model for an Ann Coulter doll )
Hollywood activist Sean Penn has a plastic doll of conservative US columnist ANN COULTER that he likes to abuse when angry. The Oscar-winner actor has hated Coulter ever since she blacklisted his director father LEO PENN in her book TREASON. And he takes out his frustrations with Coulter, who is a best-selling author, lawyer and television pundit, on the Barble-like doll. In an interview with The New Yorker magazine, Penn reveals, "We violate her. There are cigarette burns in some funny places. She's a pure snake-oil salesman. She doesn't believe a word she says."
-- ContactMusic.com
Now, why didn't I think of that!
( a good model for an Ann Coulter doll )