Coulter and Maher were laughing and having fun, it was a great show.
Posted on 03/10/2009 11:25:01 AM PDT by Zakeet
And said she had not seen Maher in a while, and never dated him.
I would have yelled for her..Go get him, Ann, kick his ass, and after you kick his ass stop casting your pearls before these miserable swines of liberals.
How about Part 2 in Biloxi, MS or Tuscaloosa, AL or even Wasilla, AK? You know, “neutral ground”!
I didn’t call you a liar. I wrote that what you posted is untrue. You read or heard it, you’re mistaken, you’re passing it on; but it is not true.
I do not believe you have reliable firsthand information that Coulter and Meier were once lovers; however, YOU may believe it.
Your reaction is a tad hysterical for an internet forum, by the way. Grow a hide.
Do you often come on forums and defend your imagination? You silly little bum bum boy, I can’t beleive you joined FR after the two major elections that were a call to arms for conservatives. Did you not have an opinion in 2000 or 2004? Better late than never sizzle chest.
Why even go on something like this.
It was hard to imagine something worse than The View,, but this was it.
Why do it? No one there cares what Anne had to say.
It’s like a bunch of drunks bringing a sober conservative to a packed bar. Nobody wants to listen to her. She’s just there to be punched, kicked and spit on while the audience laughs!
Sounds like Ann should bring an AK47 to the next debate. This audience sounds like they are lower than scum. In other words they are Maher’s crowd.
Maher, in particular, more than anyone else I can think of, is in need of a serious “attitude adjustment”, if you know what I mean...a bit of “what goes around comes around” poetic justice. It wouldn’t upset me at all. What a despicable, ugly little bastard he is. He truly is overdue for something, at any rate.
Ha. You’re hilarious. Name drop to me and in the same breath say I’m a cult of personality worshiper. And, fyi, Buckley wandered away from the Conservative movement in the end.
It is YOU that illustrate what is wrong with the conservative movement today. Anyone who doesn’t act as a so-called intellectual and play nice with the people who want to destroy our freedom is deemed unacceptable by you.
Yes, and watching someone open up a can of “whoop-@ss” on him would be worth the price of admission.
“Conservatives should be adamant about the need for the reappearance of Judeo-Christianity in the public square.”
this struck such a chord with me, I’ve adopted it for my sig
Coulter and Maher were laughing and having fun, it was a great show.
At Radio City, a Showdown Between Maher and Coulter [Ann Coulter in the New York Times!]
New York Times ^ | March 11, 2009 | DAVE ITZKOFF
Vanity, Did anyone attend Ann Coulter vs Bill Maher debate in BOS last night?
NY Libs Vulgar, Sexist and Racist in Coulter-Maher Debate
“The honest liberals will have to recognize truth when they hear it.”
Yeah, both of the honest liberals will recognize the truth, but they don’t live anywhere near New York. I heard there was a 3rd honest liberal, but it hasn’t been confirmed yet.
"Right-wing" is a label used by liberals, socialists and the mainstream media to categorize conservatives. It is frequently used in a pejorative sense. Conservatives don't generally use the term.
It is people who are turning the conservative movement into a collection of personality cults rather than a movement of ideas.
Sez you.
Personality cults are not conservative.
That's why there are no personality cults within the ranks of the conservatives here. There are merely individuals who identify positively or negatively with prominent conservatives and who let it be known from time to time in the forum.
You, on the other hand, spend a lot of time attempting to put the kibosh on the enthusiasms of people with whom you claim to have common cause.
You don't like Coulter; you don't like Palin.
Maybe you're just anti-woman. LOL.
Speak for yourself. I proudly and commonly refer to myself as a right-winger, or a man of the right.
That's why there are no personality cults within the ranks of the conservatives here.
Don't kid yourself. Have you ever seen the adoring throngs that accompany Sarah Palin, Ann Coulter or Rush Limbuagh? I saw it with Coulter at CPAC a few years back (when she was still somewhat funny), and it made me sick.
We live in a culture of personality cults, and they are not limited to the conservative movement. They are, in fact, more common on the left, of which Obama is the most prominent (and dangerous) example.
Nevertheless, I find personality cults abhorant regardless of where they are found.
You, on the other hand, spend a lot of time attempting to put the kibosh on the enthusiasms of people with whom you claim to have common cause.
Yes, I confess that is true. I want to put a kibosh on enthusiasms, as you put it, that I believe are harmful to our common cause advancing limited government and the great moral and intellectual traditions of our civilization.
You don't like Coulter; you don't like Palin.
That's correct, because I believe they do not advance our common cause.
For the record, I actually like Rush Limbaugh and find him insightful at times, despite the fact that he has a personality cult around him that makes me sick.
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