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.”
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Using Easter to make ignorant insults is about the most denigrated thing I’ve seen on FR. Shame on you.
You are a very bitter person and I feel sorry for you for swallowing the Feminist line about poor persecuted Republican women. However, I’ll shake it off, because you feel sorry enough for yourself.
You not only misstate everything you accuse me of being something I am not. Don’t bother to feel sorry for me. I feel sorry for you. You have not read anything that Malkin has written otherwise you would know that your characterization was so far off as to be laughable.
Kepp on thinking you are right.
I will indeed keep you in my prayers. Folks like you need them
Don’t use prayer as a weapon, please. It’s not good for you nor is it a good example to others.
You are the only one I have ever heard of who does not appreciate other people praying for them.
Be that as it may. ...you still misstated what I said. You still have not read anything Malkin has written. And your comments were over the top and do not apply to Malkin.
I found it instructive that when I called you on your use of Mormon citations you ran away to calling names.
I won’t burn them; there are a lot good references in them. But I’ll be damned if I buy anymore of her books.
You’ve got that Feminist bitterness dogging you.
Every post I draw out of you reveals the truth.
I suspicion you are psychotic not psychic....
Is that some Feminist chant from one of your girl-power meetings?
You presume I am a female....
I don’t think about your person at all.
I’m thinking about the Marxist Feminist crap Malkin is pushing.
And again I say you have not read Malkin you have responded to a headline.
That’s not what you said before. You’re backing away from your Feminist crap. You’ve learned something.
You obviously don’t bother to read anything before you post.
DOne talking with a loon thanks anyway
You’ve recognized your mistake of revealing your Feminist anger. It’ll happen again because you aren’t facing the problem.
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