Posted on 01/18/2006 6:00:34 PM PST by RonDog
Some one should make sure Carville takes his medication and rabies shot.LOL!
Ol' Serpenthead is just PRACTICE for Ann's NEXT appearance in Los Angeles: with Al FrankenFraud.
From www.uj.edu:
2006 Public Lecture Series
Monday, January 30
John Edwards & Newt Gingrich
Monday, February 27
Colin Powell
Monday, March 27
Al Franken & Ann CoulterMonday, April 24
George Stephanopoulos interviews Wesley Clark, Tom Ridge & Natan SharanskyTickets go on sale, Monday September 19, 2005 Series Subscription: $225 310 440-1246
7:30pm at the Gibson Amphitheatre (formerly known as Universal Amphitheatre)
The second one is legal CYA so I can weigh in on legal issues.
This sounds like condescending pandering.Actually, Natalie Nordseth is one of the GOOD GUYS!Oh, thank you, Mz. Nordseth for allowing us to kiss your @ss.
As Managing Editor of the campus newspaper (The Loyolan), she was one of the driving forces behind getting Ann on campus......in the face of threatened disclipinary action -- for violating LMU's "hate speech" codes, by inviting Ann.
Thanks for the ping, Ron.
Ann might be arrogant and sarcastic but she's not a mouthpiece for the republican party.I find it refreshing that she refuses to let the PC police intimidate her.
Ewwww, that was perfect!
i go to lmu, and will be attending the speeches tommorow. should be interesting.
Thanks for the ping, Ron.De nada. :o)
We look forward to reading about the DC Chapter protecting Ann at GWU next month.
Michelle Malkin coming to Boulder on March 1st... Woo Hoo! I can get my book signed! Thanks for posting this!
That's what FReepers are for!
Human shield time? If we take a pie in the face for Ann, we get to eat the pie, right?
Are you going? Maybe I will see you there?
I hope you guys that are lucky enough to attend tomorrow all have Ann's back.I understand that Ann now travels with HER OWN (professional) security people....
...but I am very confident that she will have a few AMATEURS in the audience to help protect her, just in case.
I'm mad it's not for the general public.Part of the problem is the SMALL SIZE of the venue that they have chosen for this event -- which only holds FIVE HUNDRED people!I'd pay to see Ann.
From www.lmu.edu:
Rec Center Back Court-Burns
This facility is located on the 2nd floor of the Burns Recreation Center. This large basketball court can be converted into any set up style desired. | |
Maximum Capacity | 500 (theater style) |
Square Feet | 6784 |
Ann's speeches generally attract SEVERAL THOUSAND people.
I'd pay to see Ann.We are working on THAT idea, too. :o)
The problem with Ann's NEXT appearance here in the Los Angeles area (after THIS one)...
...is that you have to buy ALL FOUR parts of that "Speakers Series" -- at $225 per person -- just to see her squash Al Franken like a bug.See my post #21 - above.
It may be possible to arrange for some ALTERNATIVE way to see Ann in L.A. -- in the not-too-distant future.
BUMP! Great post!
How much you wanna bet that this "Rachel Jones" is a fat liberal chic?
"Even Illinois Nazis have the First Amendment right to freedom of speech."
"Even Ann Coulter has the First Amendment right to freedom of speech."
Loyolan Managing Editor Natalie Nordseth arranged Coulter's visit. "We chose Ann Coulter because we knew she'd get people's attention," she said. "Coulter's speech will help remind the student body what the First Amendment allows, and I hope that it will encourage students to really think about their rights."
How much you wanna bet that this "Rachel Jones" is a fat liberal chic?You might not want to read TOO MUCH into Rachel's "Barbie" charcterization of Ann.
Even ANN plays with that image -- at times.Go to www.talkingpresidents.com/products-af-coulter.shtmlAnn HERSELF does the recorded messages that you hear when you push the doll's buttons!
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