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American Heritage Dictionary - Gadfly
n.
1) A persistent irritating critic; a nuisance.
2) One that acts as a provocative stimulus; a goad.
3) Any of various flies, especially of the family Tabanidae, that bite or annoy livestock and other animals.

1) Certainly describes Ann.
2) Ditto. But she may not goad people in the direction she wants to.
3) That's something to be worried about. Ann is pretty thin. Maybe cattle blood is the only nutriment she gets.
What's that old phrase? "I don't care what they do, so long as they don't do it in the street and frighten the horses.?"

[RebelTex]

American Heritage Dictionary - Gadfly
n.
1) A persistent irritating critic; a nuisance.
2) One that acts as a provocative stimulus; a goad.
3) Any of various flies, especially of the family Tabanidae, that bite or annoy livestock and other animals.

1) Certainly describes Ann.
2) Ditto. But she may not goad people in the direction she wants to.
3) That's something to be worried about. Ann is pretty thin. Maybe cattle blood is the only nutriment she gets.
What's that old phrase? "I don't care what they do, so long as they don't do it in the street and frighten the horses.?"

1. Correct - the left regard her as irritating, critical and a nuisance, as do some on the right.
2. Correct again - some people will not be goaded in the right direction, but that usually depends on whose ox is being 'Gored'.
3. Correct again - a few more pounds wouldn't hurt, but the animals (Democrats), upon which she feeds, have very little nutritional substance, but she sure does annoy them, hehe..

Disagree - do it in the streets.  It's not the horses (or elephants) that get frightened, just the jackasses on the left.

[RunningWolf]

She might be thin for a woman her age, and women should have a couple pounds of love cushion on them at her age.

But a single person who is very self-sufficient can have irregular eating patterns, might forgo the eating even when hungry. That will lead to her looks IMO.

But come on, She is not that thin!