Yay, or nay?

Who says Yay to Ann?

I think Billy loves Ann.

I personally think she's a crazy, soulless, Nazi piece of shit.

OMG I love Ann, not physically. Physically shes a manwoman. But she is fucking SHARP AS HELL. Shes also a fellow Connecticut Republican

She is mad funny.

Sharp as hell huh?

And I quote from an interview with Ann Coulter: "Canada used to be one of our most loyal friends [. . .] Canada sent troops to Vietnam [. . .]"

It's funny how she tried to argue the reporter (who informed her that Canada did not send troops to Vietnam) and then stated she'd have to get back to him on that one.

And what about the allegations of plagirism in her new book Godless. She's in a lot of trouble for that one.

And in terms of her being a Nazi...I saw one clip of a young liberal who was trying to see if he could get her to sign a copy of Mein Kaumpf...that made me laugh.


Overall, I must say I'm rather conflicted with Ann Coulter. I don't agree with a lot of her views, but I can't say that I don't listen to them or think them over...but I think her approach is all wrong. But, in the long run, I must say that I truly view her as just another political activist who's reaping the benefits of her extreme ideals.

But of course, I can't wholly agree with any one party. I lean more towards the left, but there's a lot that is to be said about the right.

Hey Ann... why the long face?

Ann throws red meat to the right, and she's good at it. Godless is an entertaining read.

Everything about her is entertaining. I don't take her or her politics seriously. She's just a big walking, douchy, comedy genius as far as I'm concerned.

I found this shit hilarious. Henry Rollins and his letter to Ann Coulter.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgSBhlw-o9E

She is absolutely sharp. 30 second bits on MSNBC and other pro communist news channels (CNN, etc) are not a good indication. I would suggest actually reading some of her stuff, you can start with her columns if you want. Shes hilariously brilliant.

Exactly, shes no differnt than Olbergoon or Al Frankenstien.

Oh, I plan on reading her book...I actually find her quite interesting. Not that I buy into her accusations, but the overall idea of someone like her...well, I think it's healthy for politics to have an extremist every now and then.

Oddly enough, she says most of her stuff, tounge in cheek. An Extreamist would be someone who beleives it, like Michael Moore.