The new and improved racism (ann coulter)

Worldnetdaily ^ | December 8, 2004 | Ann Coulter

[cyborg]

I got a little ahead of myself LOL

[Mr_Moonlight]

every word ever uttered by any "democrat" from here on out would fall on very deaf ears. I would feel betrayed

Excellent post ... Thanks :)

[HP8753]

Sigmund the Sea Monster is alive and well??

[cyborg]

Yes *lol*

[Pharmboy]

ACK!! How could you! (Cold-cocked by cyborg in an Ann Coulter thread)

[Pharmboy]

Evidently so did I posting twice! D'oh!

[cyborg]

LOL you're funny :-)

[SpookBrat]

Marking

[ApesForEvolution]

You suck... :)

[cyborg]

Someone has to do it ;-)

[ApesForEvolution]

They're very toxic, low pH people...they get ugly faster.

[PatriotGirl827]

I heard her today on Right Talk Radio and she said she loves Freepers - I think she reads FR.

[ApesForEvolution]

heheheheheeee...

[Pharmboy]

And you're CUTE!

[cyborg]

Yes in my own pesky way :-)

[ItsForTheChildren]

I'm buying it for my Mom for Christmas. Dad's finally retired and around the house a lot more so I figure it'll help them communicate better. Heh heh.

[hosepipe]

[ Funny how the liberal punditocracy all parrot this same "sock puppet" line about Thomas year after year, almost as if they were sock pu-- oh, never mind. ]

Excellent gambit..
Happy Birthday Ann.. Live long and prosper..
In my dreams, I have your back!.. d;-)

[workerbee]

Curiously, of all the liberals launching racist attacks on black conservatives I've quoted above, only two are themselves black: the two who write for the New York Times. So I guess there are still a couple of blacks taking orders from the Democrats. Isn't there an expression for that? I think it begins with "Uncle" and ends with "Tom."

JUST DAMN!

[Rockingham]

Coulter is on the mark. I am a middle aged white guy who has read and met enough Black conservatives over the years to know that they are characteristically principled, independent, and tough-minded -- and often of the first rank in their fields. Being a Black conservative is no path for a sissy or a lightweight.

Clarence Thomas is a case in point. Reid and his ilk are correct to fear him as the more effective choice for Chief Justice than any of the alternatives: Thomas sometimes gets it right when even Scalia and Rhenquist misfire. If one has any doubt about this, take a look at the 1995 First Amendment case of McIntyre v. Ohio Elections Commission.

Thomas, concurring with the majority, stated a powerful and impressive original intent interpretation in favor of the greater freedom of speech that Americans enjoyed in the founding era of the Constitution. Rhenquist and Scalia dissented. About a year ago, I heard Scalia remark in a speech that McIntyre was one of the few important cases in which he had differed from Thomas, but that he had begun to think that Thomas was correct. And Thomas surely was correct: if the Bill of Rights means anything, the rights that it contains must be preserved whole and undiluted as that founding generation intended and understood them.

Rhenquist has been a great Chief Justice, and Scalia is brilliant, but given my choice, I would prefer Thomas to Scalia or anyone else as the next Chief Justice.

[Victoria Delsoul]

I return to my standing point that liberals don't read. Harry Reid clearly hasn't read any of the decisions Justice Thomas has written, and Pat Halpin clearly hasn't read "The Brethren." "The Brethren" came out a decade before Thomas was even nominated to the Supreme Court. The only black Supreme Court justice discussed in "The Brethren" is Thurgood Marshall. That's one we haven't heard in a while: I just can't tell you guys apart.

It boils down to politics, doesn't it? Race, religion, sex, etc, is used for political purpose to further a political agenda, but in the end it's just politics. Black Republicans shouldn't expect fair treatment from Liberals, and that includes anyone who isn't a Democrat.