[perfect stranger]

[perfect stranger]

ping to the weekly Coulter

[RockinRight]

Wow...she looks about 19 in that picture!!

[Rodney King]

Bush needs to appoint Janice Rogers Brown. The democrats won't be able to hold back playing the race card. It will be a golden opporunity to get the focus off of W's problems and right back on the dems being a bunch of wackos.

[nevergore]

Geez Ann...how do you really feel....

This wasn't as much as a slam to Roberts as a slam to Bush.....

NeverGore :^)

[Gritty]

BTTT

[goldstategop]

We can't have a too strong conservative presence on the SCOTUS. Lest the liberals poop in their diapers.

(Denny Crane: "Sometimes you can only look for answers from God and failing that... and Fox News".)

[goldstategop]

We can't have a too strong conservative presence on the SCOTUS. Lest the liberals poop in their diapers.

(Denny Crane: "Sometimes you can only look for answers from God and failing that... and Fox News".)

[Huck]

Apart from toppling the Soviet Empire, Scalia remains Reagan's greatest triumph.

Too bad most of his best opinions are dissents. Scalia's been wasted, for the most part.

[AZ_Cowboy]

The highlights:

Incidentally, eight more Clarence Thomases is the only form of human cloning I would ever support.

He could even have done something totally nuts, like enforce the immigration laws.

Bush has a lot of faith in Roberts, though. The hearings did at least point out that the man has a sense of humor. Still, I liked the idea of Chief Justice Scalia, because he seems a terrible man to waste. Well, one vote is still one vote no matter what the robe.

[Cyber Liberty]

If wishes filled one hand, and BS the other, which fills first? Geesh!

[mountainfolk]

To tell the truth, I am really, really, getting tired of Ann Coulter trashing Pres Bush's selection of John Roberts, first as a SC Justice, and following up with more of the same when he chose Roberts to be Chief Justice. Get over it Ann. You nor anybody else knows how any person selected for a position will turn out. There are probabilities and possibilities. The probability of John Roberts being the best Chief Justice we have ever had is great. The possibility that he will not live up to the expectations of some people is also great. After listening to the protests against John Roberts by super dooper conservatives, I am willing to trust Pres Bush with making the best conservative choice.

[AmishDude]

Ronald Reagan nominated O'Connor as an affirmative action pick as well as Anthony Kennedy after a protracted Bork (and Ginsberg) fight.

[jla]

What would Reagan do?

He would probably thank Ann for being such a wonderful voice for Conservatism over the last several years. Then he might politely remind her that Judge Roberts' nomination has been endorsed by no less than the First Lady of Conservatism, Phyllis Schlafly.
And then, RR might turn to Miss Coulter, grin apologetically, and quip, "you know, Annie, it's not as easy as it may look to those not doing the pickin'. I myself consulted with all my advisors, Nancy, and God Himself...and I still nominated Anthony Kennedy!"

[MNJohnnie]

Oh Ann, considered this? Scalia Overview Born: March 11, 1936
John Glover Roberts, Jr. (born January 27, 1955)

Want to have to redo the Chief Justice in 5 years or 25 years? Are you all so sure of holding the Whitehouse in 2008 that you want to gamble with the Chief Justice postion

[Rummyfan]

Thanks Stranger and thanks Ann. President Bush should be unwavering on three things: the War on Terror, judical appointments, and no tax increases. That he has gone on a spending binge and seems to be trying hard to rehabiltate the Clintoon are immaterial if he remains consistent on the other subjects. I am hoping for a REAL conservative for the remaining open seat. Janice Rogers Brown would be perfect.

[rcocean]

Another great column by Ann. Good points, she always uses humor to get her point across.

[NCSteve]

This may be one of the shortest Ann Coulter threads ever. And only a couple of pubbie koolaid-drinkers showed up. A couple of us are working on a theory that the GOP lemmings are pretending the problem doesn't exist by purposely ignoring conservative commentators who poke at Bush.

It seems Mark Steyn may even be next:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1490927/posts