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See also from texastruth.blogspot.com:

Ann Coulter, Jay Leno, and George Carlin
Ann Coulter was a guest on "The Tonight Show" on Wednesday night. No fights broke out and the National Guard didn't have to be deployed to the stage.

In fact, the interview was pretty much a "non event". Those who turned in to see a possible verbal sparring match between Coulter and Carlin were sadly disappointed.

Carlin sat on the couch and remained silent except for a funny comment about moving to the right to allow her to sit down.

Leno tried to get her to admit she had been hurtful to people mentioned in her current best seller Godless but was unsuccessful. Coulter handed herself as she usually does; straight facts, calm composure, and sharp as a tack.

As I have stated in an earlier posting, what more could a man want...blonde, educated, and a conservative. Add this to the fact that she a woman that can handle herself in many different situations, how could a red blooded American man go wrong.

Check out the photos on her website. You will see what I mean.One last item. It was obvious that the studio audience LOVED her. She was interupted numerous times with applause of support. This coming from a Los Angeles (La La Land) audience. One just never knows.

Oh, well -- this thread has now been buried in "Bloggers & Personal" -- so NO ONE will see it.

It is probably just as well, though, because I am going to posting from the Dark Side here. :o)
Is it just me, or are all these lefty blogs a ROYAL PAIN to navigate?

From the Daily Kos:

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...There is something more upsetting about the show than a guest whoring a book and making money off the suffering of others. It was the audience.

During your monologue, I think you referred to them at one point as "The Right Wing Cheering Section." I guess you were making it clear that you recognized they weren't merely partisan Republicans. If that is what you were saying, I agree. They are something else. Something uncivil. I listen to that bloodlust and I hear echoes of Bavarian beer halls and lynch mobs; echoes I never thought I would hear in my living room. I don't want them in my living room. I don't even want them in my country.

Fortunately, I can still change the channel. But my options are dwindling. The more I think about it, the more I fear the lights are going out across the dial, and they won't be lit again in my lifetime. All I can say is I'm glad my grandparents didn't live to see this happen again. It would have broken their hearts.

Goodnight Jay.
Goodnight and Good Luck.