Posted on 04/05/2012 8:06:08 PM PDT by Mozilla
Last Sunday, in an appearance on ABC’s “This Week with George Stephanopoulos,” conservative columnist and author Ann Coulter took what some have seen as a swipe at former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, saying that the eventual Republican candidate shouldn’t pick “a novelty candidate” as their vice presidential nominee because it “would ring too much like Sarah Palin.”
Conservative blogger and commentator Michelle Malkin challenged Coulter’s characterization, suggesting in a post on Monday that Coulter was part of the “war on conservative women” Malkin had opined on a month ago.
If Coulter is indeed waging a war on conservative women by attacking Palin, it’s a departure from her previous gestures toward the former Alaska governor. As Malkin pointed out, Coulter appeared in the Citizens United film “Fire from the Heartland,” a documentary about conservative women in today’s political environment.
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“She is questioning the sincerity of countless conservative women across the country who are sick and tired of being smeared by liberal cowards hiding behind the humor card,” Malkin wrote in an email. “Her most recent statements call into question her past praise for Palin and her past participation in a documentary that explicitly takes on liberal hate of conservative women. Opportunism? Schtick? I know I am not the only one questioning her. I’m just one of the few willing to question her out loud.”
(Excerpt) Read more at dailycaller.com ...
That is not Ann. That is the band's female vocalist.
You mean they get treated just like conservative men.
Actually they get treated worse but both are treated to unspeakable abuse by the LSM
They don’t get treated any worse than men. That’s just Feminist Marxist crap - thus my comment.
>> If We the People loose to Obama, it will be because of the GOP-e
The loss would be our responsibility.
I do not recall ANY conservative man questioning the parenting decisions he made (Sarah Palin) and Michelle Bachmann).. I do not recall ANY conservative man whose child was labelled a bastard, made fun of for having downs syndrome, or questioning whether or not he was the dad (Sarah Palin). I do not recall ANY conservative man being called some of the vilest names on earth and calling for the rape of said man. (Palin and daughters)
I could go on but apparently your ears only hear part of what is said
No, I am NOT joking.
What the hell is RomneyCare?
How many CONSERVATIVE judges did he nominate much less get approved?
Why the hell can’t he argue even the basic conservative principals fluently (i.e. self-made millionaire)?
Why did Romney send his team to the WH dozens of times helping Obama craft ObamaCare?
Why does he support Man Made Global Warming?
Why does he support Cap and Trade?
Do I need to be even more specific?
So, it’s time for you to explain and convince me why the hell I should vote for Obombney? The only thing I agree with you is that Obama is a Marxist and abhors the Constitution. Our difference, you think Romney is better. Romney, (by his own admission BTW) is a Progressive.
See - a bunch of Feminist crap.
Do you really not understand that men have a similar list?
You can’t be conservative and a Feminist.
Iam not a ‘feminist’ nor is Michelle Malkin.
Romneycare = State vs. Federal = = = big difference.
Where’s your criticism of Romney’s tax policies?
For God’s sake, go look at the economic issues. Romney is far from what I want, but he’s NOT another Obama. I cringe when I read such comparisons.
LOL!
Yes they are from Conneticut and went to "good schools" next question :-)...
Can't listen to Laura anymore, nails on a chalkboard....
Ann in particular is starting to show symtoms of V_ _ ina Envy when it comes to Sarah. Obviously she can't find a guy who can weld, cook, build a house, race a bad A$$ sled, and fly a Super Cub on floats as well as be a mister-mom.
Your intellectual discourse is so overwhelming.
“Utopian designs for masculinizing women, marginalizing men and vaporizing family homes are far more than literary fantasies. At least two real-world political movements – Marxism and Feminism – have devoted considerable effort to pursuing [such] utopian objectives.”
- Bryce J. Christensen, author of “Divided We Fall: Family Discord and the Fracturing of America”
Have a blessed Easter
Looked him up...underwhelmed. He is most definitely a Mormon. His speciality is English. Glad he has an opinion (everyone does)
Too bad you haven’t read anything about Malkin
“I’ve written four books:
Invasion: How America Still Welcomes Terrorists, Criminals, and Other Foreign Menaces to Our Shores (Regnery 2002)
In Defense of Internment: The Case for ‘Racial Profiling’ in World War II and the War on Terror (Regnery 2004)
Unhinged: Exposing Liberals Gone Wild (Regnery 2005)
Culture of Corruption: Obama and His Team of Tax Cheats, Crooks, and Cronies (Regnery 2009)
I’m a Philly-born, South Jersey-raised alumna of Holy Spirit HS and Oberlin College. I live with my husband and two children in the Colorado Springs, Col., area.”
Perhaps your comments are better directed at Ann Coulter.
Passive–aggressive using Easter. . .
Have a truly blessed Easter.... unless of course you too are a Mormon
“Feminism by grounding itself in the philosophy of Hegel and Marx, is condemning women to a new servitude: slavery to the state.”
- Larrey Anderson
Other than the fact you are so far off topic and posting just silly responses...... it has been amusing but you are in way over your head. Parroting other people (and sorry I am not impressed with your selection of original authors) missing the mark.
And by the way after your snarky comment about Easter I am convinced you are a Mormon living in Arizona who is prepping for whatever it is that Glenn Beck sees coming.
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