Posted on 08/06/2006 10:20:31 PM PDT by Syncro
Jefferson MacAurther Dodge just knew that Ann Coulter was going to show up, but when he was handed an Ann Coulter Doll, he wasn't sure...
But sure enough and good at her word, Ann Coulter not only showed up but was very vocal in her support for his campaign.
O.K., so Jeffers has not known her as long as JIM has. :o)From one of the pre-FReep threads:
-- snip --I think that they met in person at least ONCE before.
...Free Republic is the group who put on the nationally televised "March for Justice" rally in October 1998 at the Washington Monument in Washington D.C. and the "Judgment Day" rally on the Capitol steps in December. The events were viewed by many in Congress and caused quite a stir in Washington and the press.
We feel that they, along with the dozens of smaller events put on by Free Republic Chapters all around the country, helped change the tide against the President which eventually led to his impeachment.-- snip --
Presenting the Colors at the March for Justice
[Jim Robinson (center) with American flag]
And...
Ann Coulter at Free Republic's March for Justice (10/31/98)
Good to see you, thanks for dropping by.
Yup, grunion season is coming right up. Last year as you will recall they were so big, we had to use a howitzer to bag them.
Even thought they charge right at you with their teeth bared, I think 410's will work just fine this year.
Mighty good eatin', and the double aught shot tenderizes them real good! LOL
{: > )
Oh, and the Bartender and Cocktail waitress insisted on having their picture taken with me. Click on "source" at the top of the thread...
If THOSE guys are Ted, Ann, and Jeffers......then who are THESE guys?
From Reuters:
TED HAYES and ANN COULTER
join JEFFERS DODGE (right)
at a campaign rally Friday in Culver City
Jeffers Dodge, Ann Coulter, Ted Hayes and Dome Village assistant RondaSee also from www.opinionjournal.com:
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CROSS COUNTRY
Rasta Republican
Meet Los Angeles's Ted Hayes. He's black, dreadlocked--and belongs to the GOP.
BY JILL STEWART
Thursday, April 28, 2005 12:01 a.m.
LOS ANGELES--Condoleezza Rice and Ward Connerly once epitomized black Republicans in California. But their ilk now also includes Ted Hayes, a social activist and inner-city coach whose billowing robes and dreadlocks don't exactly conjure up an image of the GOP.
More blacks than ever support vouchers and faith-based initiatives, and side with President Bush on gay marriage. Mr. Hayes recently made the transition himself, ending a long journey for this former leftist who founded Dome Village, an outcropping of pod-like homeless shelters along the freeway in downtown Los Angeles.
There are other prominent black Republicans in California, of course, such as syndicated radio host Larry Elder and community relations expert Joe Hicks. But even among these unusual thinkers, Mr. Hayes stands out. He's an intense critic of L.A.'s powerful "black old guard"--Democratic politicians, charity bosses and inner-city preachers who, for a generation, have responded to poverty and illiteracy by demanding government programs and blaming white racism.
Not surprisingly, plenty of people wish pesky black Republicans like Mr. Hayes would just slink away. He has skewered L.A.'s entrenched black leaders as "Negro officials," and he has the street cred to get away with it. As L.A. endured another crisis between black leaders and cops recently, he refused to denounce police for shooting dead a 13-year-old, Devin Brown, after a car chase. Instead, Mr. Hayes's press release faulted black church leaders who, despite their great power, rarely point to the lack of parental responsibility...-- snip --
Many attendees had their pictures taken with Ann
These two practice the Secret Ann Coulter Posse Handshake as she looks on.
The energy coming from Ann is so strong it caused a "C" to be formed by her light on this man's face.
Another admirer
EXCELLENT picture, Vic!![]()
-- snip --
Yet More Evidence That I Take Really Good Pictures
I had a chance to meet Ann Coulter last night...
-- snip --
Candidate Jeffers Dodge, Fashion Industry Consultant Tom Phillips, Author Ann Coulter, and Homeless Activist Ted Hayes.
(Click the picture for a larger image.)
I had a fun conversation with Ann. She's really nice...
It's always good to see an old friend on FR. I think of you and u/s often. ;)
Wonderful pics! What a great thread- So many lovely ladies and manly men! I'm inspired to make a frosty margarita and enjoy the sunset while cracking open "Godless" for the first time.
Wonderful pics!Did someone say "frosty margarita?"What a great thread- So many lovely ladies and manly men!
I'm inspired to make a frosty margarita and enjoy the sunset while cracking open "Godless" for the first time.
From:
NEW photos and VIDEO!
- ANN COULTER on "Tonight Show" 6/14/06, and PRIVATE party with L.A. FReepers!
Posted by RonDog On News/Activism 06/18/2006 9:55:40 AM PDT · 250 replies · 15,279+ views Free Republic ^ | June 18, 2006 | RonDog [and FRiends] |
...I'm inspired to make a frosty margarita and enjoy the sunset while cracking open "Godless" for the first time.That would be THIS marvelous new book:
Bump!
Hey Syncro,
It was really fun to meet you! Feel free to listen next week :)
Talk to ya soon!
Thanks for taking and posting all those fun pictures!
Lores
Freedom Concert 2006
Freedom Alliance ^
Posted on 07/17/2006 8:15:05 AM PDT by MarkLevinFan
The 2006 Freedom Concert is upon us!
Ann Coulter Greets Jim Robinson
I have to teach my Cameraman not to shout into the Microphone...
Ann said that someone asked her if she reads mail and she said no, she just goes to Free Republic and skims through the posts...and then she added "The nice ones"...(some people just don't "get" her)Notice that she liked the Good Old Dayz at FR.
It was such a short clip I thought I would have her repeat it...
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