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Ann Coulter: GOP Picking ‘The Most Right Wing Candidate’ In Primary Is ‘Suicidal’

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Ann Coulter‘s visit to Hannity today was, like many of her appearances, mainly to agree with and expand upon a point made by New Jersey Governor Chris Christie– this time, that electability was crucial in choosing a Republican candidate to face off against President Obama, and that the general election won’t be easy. Speaking to host Sean Hannity, Coulter argued that, while a Ronald Reagan candidate could guarantee a victory, “Ronald Reagan is not available this year,” and so Mitt Romney was the most suited to challenge the President in a debate.

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Coulter argued that there were two lines of thought in the Republican Party: “those who think ‘oh, absolutely, this is going to be 1980; we are going to run against jimmy carter’… and then there are those of us like me and apparently Governor Christie who think this guy is going to be tough to beat.” She noted that part of this was not, in her estimation, only political ability, but dirty politics, suggesting David Axelrod was behind the Herman Cain sexual harassment claims that were “coming from Chicago, a place Herman Cain has never lived.” She added that “they have the mainstream media in their pockets,” too, and that a candidate must be palatable to the mainstream to win. “The idea that you pick the most right-wing candidate without any concern over who can win is suicidal,” she argued.

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To that end, she suggested the strongest candidate was Mitt Romney, one she had not always believed to be the strongest in the field, but nonetheless supported. “I’m a little tired of these Johnny-come-lately conservative purists. Where were they when we ran John McCain?” she argued. Hannity agreed that Romney had been the most stable candidate in the polls, and had been “great in every debate,” but asked where Coulter stood on Cain and Newt Gingrich. Of the latter she said she was “not a fan” and had issues with ideological inconsistency, and of Cain, she would love to see him as Vice President but “I never thought Herman Cain would be our nominee.”

Ultimately, Coulter concluded, the question for Republicans was “who can you send into a debate with Barack Obama– and that is Mitt Romney.”

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  • lawl

    how dare she, that RINO!!!!!

  • Anonymous

    Now we all know who Coulter thinks about when masturbates… For a bitter, stone cold skinny  c*nt who hates people because of the way they look she sure does like them chubby and chunky. Oh wait… he is a bully too… now i get it.

  • Anonymous

    Let me be the first (EVER) to call Coulter a RINO.

  • The Real Royal Emperor

    Teapublicans know better, Ann. The surest path to victory for the Republicans is to nominate the most conservative candidate available. Hang it up, Ann.

  • Kahlid Shiek Yerbouti

    Ann’s making so much sense lately, is she sleeping with Bill Mahar again?

  • FunnyTonyMase

    Ann Coulter thinks Herman Cain would not be best suited to beat Obama.

    Will conservatives call her racist?  Or is that only appropriate when liberals think Cain is incompetent?

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_36BD4PJPSMELQCCUYBXPJKJ5OY Mega

    Wow, Coulter’s actually thinking about this strategically, as opposed to just thinking about it fanatically. I’d expect her to completely champion the most rabid, mouth breathing, science hating, minority despising, confederate flag flying tea bagger regardless of whether he/she would win or not, all in the name of ideological purity. I’m actually a little disappointed she ISN’T acting that way, sad to say.

    But one question, what exactly does she mean ‘Ronald Reagan isn’t available this year’? Not saying I’m disagreeing, but Coulter seems to have forgotten that she and her tea bagger ilk would LOATHE someone like the gipper. Let us provide a quick review of Saint Ronaldus Magnus’ greatest hits:

    -Raised taxes 11 times throughout his presidency.
    -Had a top tax rate of 50% for 6 years, 15 points higher than Obama’s rate right now.
    -Gave amnesty to 3 million illegals.
    -Negotiated with terrorists a la the Iran-Contra thing
    -Cut and ran from Lebanon.
    -Wanted a world without nuclear weapons.
    -Signed the montreal protocol deal to curb greenhouse gases.
    -Endorsed the Brady bill for gun control

    Yeah…I don’t think tea baggers would take too kindly to such a RINO.

  • Cain

    Obama is weak but it’s staring to look like Conservatives are going to blow it by nominating a big time RINO, Romney. Good luck with that.  

  • Tim Tebow

    Hannity and Coulter: Nine Minutes of ObamaFear.

    Just give up already!

  • Anonymous

    Coulter shilling for Romney. 

    Don’t expect to sell your books to too many more Conservatives.  I just pitched my copy of “Treason” in the trash.

  • Rufus Danegro

    MY  GOD!!! ANN COULTER SAID SOMETHING I AGREE WITH!!!

    BWHAHAHAHAHHAHHAHAHAA

    Sorry Ann-you are now officially a RINO

  • Anonymous

    For the last three years, all we’ve heard is that anything but the most right-wing candidate is a Marxist, Communist, Socialist, Muslim Extremist Terrorist, God Hating Atheist Environmental Wacko.  And now this? 

  • Anonymous

    Well this pretty well confirms one thing that both Obama supporters and detractors can agree on. If there is one thing that he has been blessed with in his political career, it is dreadful opponents. Looking like 2012 will continue the streak.

    You have to think that if there were a March Madness for Presidents that he’d end up in the bracket with Franklin Pierce and William Henry Harrison. Geesh.

  • Anonymous

    There is no difference between Obama and Romney.  Vote for either.

    Both Romney and Obama want to continue the wars in Afghanistan and elsewhere overseas, they each favored the bail-outs, both are pro-gun control, and neither is really serious about a meaningful reduction in taxes or the size of government.

    The only difference I see is that Obama has been relatively consistent in his abortion policies; I am not sure where Romney stands this evening on the issue of abortion

    Romney and the country club set who let him get this far are destroying this party.

  • Dead_Air

    Wow, who is this Ann Coulter 2.0 that has she decided to forgo flame throwing in favor of thoughtful commentary?

  • Anonymous

    Coulter is four bit shy of a dollar and just plain stupid. Please turn off microphones and camera’s when she around!

  • http://profiles.google.com/fatlibertarianinokc Fat Libertarian

    What you want to avoid is someone like a Rick Santorum.

    That’s what’s nice about Paul.  He doesnt preach/force his religious views much.

    Even on Abortion he wants the states to make their own laws regarding it.

  • Anonymous

    I agree with Coulter. I rarely say that. I was reading an article by the conservative icon Thomas Sowell who is apparently in the Limbaugh school of politics and also believes the most conservative candidate would be the best bet for the nomination. 

  • Hetoimasia

    Monotonal madness.

  • Zach

    so… Coulter wouldn’t vote for herself if she was in the Republican primaries?

  • Anonymous

    It was Perry’s camp that leaked this out and FOX know is too.  

  • Anonymous

    See Ann even when you say something that these Progs agree with they still spew their ignorant venom.  They have just lost ALL of what little credibility they may have had…PEACE OUT!

  • Rex the Wonder God

    I think the only thing that’s interesting about this clip is how it furthers the trend we’re seeing, to get the GOP base, which APPEARS to be Romney and 3 Not Romneys, to move off at least a bit from one or more of the Not Romneys to Romney.

    There’s always been this sense that the entire RNC presidential nominee run is something like the USSR and now Russian elections, and what many suspect about the most recent election in Iran, that’s there much superficial appearance of democracy in action, but always under the controlling hand of the RNC establishment – the sense that it’s really a foregone conclusion, and what the GOP base and public get to see is a little flurry of illusory competition followed by an early declaration of victory. That certainly seems to have applied to most if not all years from 1952 through to now, with the one exception of 1964, when the Birchers seized a lot of control over the process (the Birchers and a few other extremist groups being the direct predecessors to the Tea Party, through which some ritual cleansing occurred after William F. Buckley died).

    This cycle appears to have somewhat parallel dynamics to 1964, except for the following: the GOP actually had several centrist candidates in 1964, including William Scranton, Nelson Rockefeller, Nixon if they wanted to go that direction – which they didn’t and which he realized fairly early on – and a former northern state governor named Romney – Mitt’s daddy; and the various extremist components in the GOP were not unified under either a banner or bag. I think it’s possible that the unifying of the white right extremists under the Tea Party banner is what scared off – I’m being too hard about this, CHASTENED is the better word – the several available centrist candidates as a group – Pawlenty, Daniels, Christie, as a GROUP I mean, leaving aside their individual circumstances, and also has caused the GOP Show to be such an exhibition of extreme winger liturgies and memes. That certainly is what things go to in 1964: as the internal discussion in the R party got closer and closer to the RNC in San Francisco, the extremist groups flexed their muscles and carved out one opponent after another away from the extremist favorite, Barry Goldwater.

    The GOP establishment elephant does not tend to forget such experiences, and I’m thinking now there is a growing concern in that group about how to get back to the regular model, without suffering the fate they did in 1964 and otherwise without having to, uh, manipulate things too criminally (not that anyone would ever complain in any way that got to indictment). I think the FIRST GOP priority right now is to avoid being put to the dilemma of having to consider risking that, while the TPers have been this route before with the GOP and quite recently, and have shown SOME success, at least at getting a few bones thrown their way. But, this is the Big Enchilada, first line control over the biggest employer in the country. 

    Finally, I think the GOP establishment is not actually convinced they cannot work with Gingrich, but they are convinced they cannot win with him against Obama (rightly or wrongly; I think rightly, but that plus 2 bucks get you a small cuppa at Charbucks). The PROBLEM is the throwing of that bone to the TP extremists: how does one divide up a presidential candidate? Can you risk going to the well again with the 2 spot like they did in 2008? I actually think not, or at least not unless the TP gets something it trusts, like a commitment to a government shut down or balanced budget amendment – which is why Perry is singing those tunes so loudly right now to hang in there until the lack of GOTV ground games for Creepy and Newt are shown up.

    These are nervous times in the GOP, and they don’t want to have to use the nuclear football, like the Ds did in 1968 with Humphrey.

  • Rex the Wonder God

    They even are singing the same song now.

  • joe

    ya you keep thinking that—
    you will see a bloodbath like never before seen in 2012..
    2012 will give birth to a whole new definition of mandate…

    can you say–ROYALSTRAIGHTFLUSH…dems will take it all…and i will bet the farm on it~

  • Anonymous

    countdown to caving and going with RINO is nearing its end. The fact the other republicans have been so stupid has allowed romney to not be pulled to the extreme right making his life easier should he need to go to the middle.

  • Anonymous

    first I laughed
    then I said ewwwww

  • joe

    the dumb broad just said that mittney would lose for sure a few months ago..
    and now she is all but saying he is the only hope..
    i know she is a liar–but me thinks she is getting really scared!

  • Rex the Wonder God

    Nonsense. If you put Mittens in the White House, Wall Street wins, once and for all time, and we become a feudal state, a banana republic, owned lock, stock and barrel by the banksters, with everything Wall Street wants getting done. Mittens was a vulture capitalist, he BELIEVES in ripping apart institutions and selling off the spare parts, while looting the treasury.

  • joe

    hannity called obama the annointed one? so he does not believe the election results????
    these people are so stupid–how they are given air time at all is amazing!
    he should just admit he is gay and get on with his life!

  • Rex the Wonder God

    He gets a terribly flawed opponent no matter what. Thing is, the GOP, Rove really, with Wall Street money, think they can win with him plus Citizen United money plus voter id laws in a bunch of R-controlled states. They can’t win on Mittens ALONE, or even I think Mittens plus money, but with all three, they got a decent shot at evicting us all out of America Park.

  • Rex the Wonder God

    She’s not stupid at all; her emerging now with this message shows that the GOP is prepared to pull out all stops to prevent any Not Romney winning, because they’ve decided: Romney plus CU plus state voter suppression laws is the ticket to disenfranchising all of us and turning the joint into Iran.

  • Rex the Wonder God

    Couple of complete irrelevancies there; Santorum will be gone by the time SC is done voting, at the latest. Paul has a tiny crawl space lined with steel – he gets to hang around, but can’t grow.

  • Rex the Wonder God

    That’s because Limbaugh is really of the school that thinks none of this crew can beat Obama, so next stop is impeachment. He loved impeachment in the late 1990s and still does. He also knows, or “believes” anyway, firmly, that he can make up scandal necessary, so long as the GOP gets behind him. You can’t completely discount this guy; he plus Grover Norquist plus Pete Petersen plus the Kochies on one side, they figure they can take over this town in one last big glorious push.

  • Rex the Wonder God

    Leaked? Oh, you’re joking. Gotta work on your delivery, Yod.

  • Rex the Wonder God

    I love it when you forget your avatar name, D4E2. It’s so cute.

  • joe

    ann says it does not matter what the gop candidate stands for–he just has to beat obama???

    yes she did…
    and after saying mittney would for sure lose–she says he is the only hope??
    yes she did…

    come on conservatives–really?
    when are you going to stop letting the carpetbaggers brainwash you?

    you know they are liars—they flip and flop and hem and ha and they are very clear–
    1. they care about oil, coal, gas and war
    2. they want to kill the min wage–who wants to work for $3 an hour again?
    3. they want to kill the housing and auto industry so  both can be purchased by a few private companies and leave americans as renters and kill any chance of electic cars–while killing unions

    they did it to the farmers…
    they are dope pushers–they want oil, tabacco and other dirty polluting industries that we must buy daily..
    not sun or wind..they needs us hooked and on the pipe getting our fix –every day..
    time to stop it~

    we will not give up our homes–we will not work like slaves—we will not give up our rights..
    and if the conservtives want to sale out and live like slaves–go to texas or alaska–who cares..
    but we are taking our country back~

  • Anonymous

    You must feel so dirty.

  • Anonymous

    Right. Just like there was no difference between George W. Bush and Al Gore. 

    I wonder how many people who believed that in 2000 were still thinking that in 2008. 

  • http://gregingleright.weebly.com/ Greg

    Ann expresses an important insight.  The right increasingly undone by centripetal force.  She calls it “suicide” in her blunt ingracious manner.  

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_36BD4PJPSMELQCCUYBXPJKJ5OY Mega

    Also, did Coulter even bother to read the book she wrote, Treason? Because it seems she would be guilty of such a thing herself!

  • http://gregingleright.weebly.com/ Greg

    That. Yes.

  • S R Karenova

    The track record of voting lite Republicans is clear. See Bob Dole or John McCain. Mitt Romney is even less conservative than these former nominees. Obama will have the bulk of enthusiasm on his side with Romney as the nominee.

  • us995

    was that from al sharptons show

  • Anonymous

    Obama is the same Goldman Sachs sock puppet that Romney is.  Obama continued and expanded Bush’s wars, and Obama continued and expanded the bail-outs Bush started.  Romney will do the same.

  • opentodebate

    Fox couldn’t come up with a better tagline than “‘Demonic’ Author”? Is the effort of typing out the extra word required to make the phrase “Author of ‘Demonic’” too much to ask?

  • Anonymous

    Did the government get any smaller under George Bush than it would have under Al Gore? Further, as Obama has shone, establishment Democrats are no less willing than establishment Republicans to go to war.

  • Mo Fokker

    Are we to believe you have only left about 20 comments at Mediaite?

  • Anonymous

    “Did the government get any smaller under George Bush than it would have under Al Gore?”

    Impossible to know that. But what we can be pretty certain of is that Gore wouldn’t have exploded the debt with unfunded tax breaks, an expensive prescription drug plan and two monstrous (and unnecessary) wars.

  • Brincar

    they REALLLY WANTED PERRY….he blew it
                 THEN CHRISTIE…he was smart by nixing the idea..knows his limitations maybe in 2016
                           PALIN…knows she be digging mud with a spoon
                           PAWLENTY..the 12th guy at a gang bang..gone
                           RUBIO…see Christie
                             CAIN..the great white hope….whoops “you got some chocolate in the peanut butter”
                             NEWT vs ROMNEY is that dust up we wanna see..last man standing(if Newt’s attitude doenst blow it for him)

    all the other will drop like granma’s boobies

  • Anonymous

    “Coulter argued that, while a Ronald Reagan candidate could guarantee a victory, ‘Ronald Reagan is not available this year,’”

    Duh. The reason no Reagan is available this year is that he would have been run out of the party at the end of a pitchfork. Total RINO.

  • Anonymous

    Thanks Wonder Dog…LOL

  • Anonymous

    Please. You can’t be any more sure of that.

    The Left/Right paradigm is a fraud. The Republicans and Democrats are two wings of the same big government, pro-war party.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1616457972 Shirley BijTayl

    and the country will be better of off because of it.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1616457972 Shirley BijTayl

    I never thought I would say this, but I feel bad for the repugs. It must be hell being part of a party loaded with lunatic fringes, all unfit to be POTUS. Sad….very sad…..Maybe the next cancervative president (if ever) will concentrate more on “edukashun” and less on wars. But then again, that would defeat their entire M.O, of “keepin’ dem illiterate so they don’t know they’re getting screwed.” Which seems to work so well for the cancervative party.

  • Anonymous

    Nah— even the polls show that!!

    It’s either Romney or Paul– everyone else loses by 10% statistically–

    No racism necessary — even though you confuse the term with bigotry — which is a huge difference,, and common misconception for those who like to spout that word to scare people out of there 1st amendment right to free speech –

    Intolerance is the only thing left for 98% of America today– barely any real racism ( which Is defined as blind hatred)

    Sensationalize much????

  • Dead_Air

    I doubt I even left that many…

  • Anonymous

    Yeah but gore would have locked himself in a closet balled up into the fetal position for 2 weeks before coming out and trying to regain composer enough to say” Darn you MR BIN LADEN”

    Gore would have trident to greenhouse gas him to death—

  • Hyperbolic Chalkboard

    I feel sorry for Mann Coulter….she has to wear a turtleneck to hide her adams’ apple. 

  • Anonymous

    [See:  Mitt Romney]

  • Anonymous

    To be fair, he let it slip while getting shithammered wasted at a donor function.

  • Anonymous

    Rush has a credibility factor that he can’t lose with his far right base, lest he wants to lose his status as the richest man in radio.  Even if he 100% agreed with Ann Coulter’s assessment, he would never be able to say it on air.  Remember at the end of the day, Rush is an entertainer. 

  • Anonymous

    I wonder about the cost to taxpayers if state-ID voting laws were enacted.  Maybe the Tea Party could help shine a light on this? 

  • Anonymous

    If you have 1 Romney, 7 Non-Romneys and 1 Ron Paul, while also assuming 1 Romney actually equals 2 Romneys, how many Romneys do you have? 

  • Anonymous

    I am not going to say much.. i will let u folk look this up http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8WQM-KVFwE

  • Anonymous

    When are the 99% of Republicans going look behind them and realize who’s f&cking them?

    You Righties are a stupid bunch, to say the least!

  • Anonymous

    Maher went black, hasn’t been back.

  • Anon

    maybe it was fitting for this woman to be called demonic author

    this woman thinks sexual harassment is no big deal cus no one ever hits on her

  • Anonymous

    Ann what happen to our blacks are better than your blacks?

  • Anonymous

    I doubt Mittens is THAT closely tied to Wall Street…

    http://tinyurl.com/7bny8ew

  • Anonymous

    I’m beginning to suspect Invasion of the Body Snatchers style pods have been left outside beside key GOP back doors and open windows.

  • Anonymous

    I’m not sure, I’m not at all used to this “thoughtful, considered”  Coulter.  I can’t help but, smell a rat.

  • Anonymous

    This lady is a hateful disgusting person.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_2KHXJFJ6OBCVQZLCTNXLJ5FQOY joey

    Mitt Romney is a sure candidate that will win the nominee and the primary election. He has the knowledge of know how and experience to turn the economy around. I support Mitt Romney all the way. The flip flop issue is dying out. Because majority of people knows that all candidate had flipped flopped. Mitt Romney will make a great president.

  • Anonymous

    opentodebate, that’s a truly insightful observation, just another reason Obama will get re-elected methinks. 

    I’m sure the DNC will run a devastating ad on this issue next year that will be regarded as a “clincher” by future historians looking back on 2012.

  • Anonymous

    It went to the Island of Misfit Memes, with Herbie the elf.

  • Anonymous

    What’s that? Your ant farm? or some farm you have on WoW or something? 

  • Anonymous

    Shocking that the entire segment was accurate by both featured tools except for the statement that democrats are “terrified of Cain”. I think she threw that in just to adhere to and maintain Fox’s journalistic standards and ethics gutting policies

  • http://libertyinprogressnow.us/ ProgLib

    I think I’ve seen that guy with the blonde hair before… looks very familiar.

  • http://libertyinprogressnow.us/ ProgLib

    Mann Coulter should know all about hateful venom, because that’s the only kind of toxic waste that comes out of his mouth on a daily basis.

  • http://libertyinprogressnow.us/ ProgLib

    Coulter is a she??? Could have fooled me.

  • http://libertyinprogressnow.us/ ProgLib

    Coulter is a disgrace to the female species living on this planet.

  • Anonymous

     As crazy as Ann is, she is also practical.

  • Anonymous

    Hey genius…thanks for proving my point. Now you are excused.

  • cdnhawk

    He calls Obama “the annointed one” at least once every show. I don’t think that the media on the left was ever that consistently disrespectful to Bush.

  • Anonymous

    This would be good and bad Happening in the Politics. Some candidate have been win in the election and some candidate have loss the election.
    http://www.treerap.com/forum/member.php?75-Lanserti

  • http://twitter.com/JCP1975 JCP1975

    “opentodebate, that’s a truly insightful observation, just another reason Obama will get re-elected methinks. ”

    So now you’re saying that Fox News is in the tank for Obama…..?

    Wow, I’m convinced that the modern conservative is on an intellectual level equivocal to Trig Palin.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Mary-Bechthold/1380381077 Mary Bechthold

    Reagan would be called a socialist by today’s Republican standards. Overreach and extremism just doesn’t bode well with voters.

  • Valkyrie101

    Too late, Ann. We know you do not like Romney. But you are right that Mitt is clearly the only republican candidate who has a chance to beat Obama. Though, Mitt may change his mind on that.

  • BR

    You are a typical hateful vile liberal. 

  • The Real Royal Emperor

    Ann’s about-face is stunning. Willardesque even. Not much principle there.

  • The Real Royal Emperor

    Completely unacceptable logic. Please post elsewhere. One of the FOX websites, perhaps.

  • Anonymous

    The teabaggers have failed if they select Mittens.

  • shonangreg

    She so strongly backed Cain even while others were saying he is a moron.
    Now that she sees he is a moron, she is covering by saying he’d be a
    great VP. She knows it won’t happen. It is just a cowardly, er,  safe
    way for her to get off the Cain train before it crashes.

  • Anonymous

    I’m not as optimistic as you are, but clearly the Mittster is going to have his work cut out for him to connect with the base. Likewise, because Mitt seems less scary than the others, it might make it harder for Obama to rally his troops to prevent a crazy right wing takeover of the government. 

    Bottom line: a close election, but advantage Obama.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_O75LSEFZTS53YMCQKIZIBBGBGI M J C

    Ms Coulter is clearly more interested in gloating in a Republican win, regardless how pathetic the GOP candidate is. America faces its end as an empire with a multitude of problems which may include reduced standard of living, civil unrest and chaos nationwide. Instead of advising for a candidate who will really take the drastic steps required (Ron Paul), she recommends Mitt Romney, Mr Serial Flip-Flopper whom not a single person on this planet (not even his wife) can predict what he will actually do as president.

    She is vehemently against Obama but apparently thinks Romney is better, even though on some of the most important issues (govt spending, war, cronyism, bailouts, welfare, etc), he is the same as BO. Has she thought about who will be buying her books and paying her to speak when the US economy goes down the toilet further, thanks to another clueless president?

    Mitt Romney will be turned into mincemeat by the Democratic machine. They will pay millions to endlessly show on TV Romney’s flip-flopping and will paint him correctly as a lying opportunistic candidate. This is why the democratic-leaning media is also singing the Romney-front-runner chorus daily.

    This is probably the most stupid thing Ann Coulter has ever said.

  • Busslug

    Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck you.

  • Busslug

    See previous comment.

  • Busslug

    Awww…someone’s got sand in his pergina. Try some warm water and a damp washcloth.

  • http://twitter.com/runforfun54 Ilene K

    Proof that even a broken clock is right twice a day.   

  • http://www.facebook.com/tony.westover Tony Westover

    We don’t have Reagan right now?

    We have BETTER than Reagan! We have Ron Paul!

  • Tony

    Everyone will call her that now. But she obviously is not. This is the woman who wants women’s right to vote to be taken away because women vote democrats more than they vote republicans.

  • Anonymous

    i think ann coulter is smart and not afraid to say exactly what she thinks.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_IC7HRBJRXKA7IKTTZS5W3UIECQ Agent of Truth

    And listening to this right wing drag queen Ann Coulter is not suicidal??? 

  • Anonymous

    Valkyrie, you’re mixed up. Ann has said over and over again that she believes Romney is the only Republican candidate who can beat Obama and she supports him.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Jeff-Weiss/100000817744695 Jeff Weiss

    I love the Fox News tagline “Ann Coulter ‘Demonic’ author”. Just confirming what I already knew. Here’s a news flash for my favorite transvestite: Ann, ALL the candidates are country club Republicans, not just Mitt.

  • scott

    your a retard.  taking this country back? with what ways? socialism? your a brainwashed liberal.  oil, coal, and gas, they create jobs and supply you with everything you own.  solar energy is not the solution.  we would need fields of solar panels.  these panels create more harmful emissions then burning fossil fuels.  hydraulic fracturing does not affect drinking water.  coal is needed to make steel.  if your so brainwashed that you cant understand this you should take a step back and see what we really need.  we keep raising the minimum wage but why?  companies cant keep affording to pay there employees higher wages without raising the price of good. lower minimum wage, lower price of goods.  and for the 3rd statement look at my first sentence.  republicans are not against the enviornment they realize our needs.  its going to take at least a hundred years to make a switch alternative fuels/energy.  we need these resources more now then in the future.  right now solar and wind energy are not even close to being an alternative.  im sure you do not want american to be able to own guns either.  the second amendment is the most important amendment.  more power to local governments then a federal government is one way to help us.  and before you attack my credibility im a geologist who has done plenty of work in the oil/gas field.  ive done research on the affects of fracking, and climate change.  i will back my statements with my data not what michael moore says.

  • Anonymous

    Strange, you didn’t complain about your wife’s dick?

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