[pissant]

The fallout is as she intended. Silk Pony and Dean getting their panties in a bunch. I'm sure it will occupy Mandy Sullivan's blog for weeks.

[Darkwolf377]

Well SOMETHING has to distract people from Al Gore's hypocrisy.

[Darkwolf377]

Which is worse: A commentator who has always used humor makes a non-PC insult...or...

A man who's been praised for YEARS for "speaking truth to power" about Global Warming stars in a movie that wins the Oscar for Best Documentary, a movie which makes him even more of a superstar in the Global Warming debate, is revealed to be a POLLUTER, spoiling Gaia with 20X the energy use of those stupid Americans he's talking down to?

Which has caused more harm? I'm asking you, liberals--a woman making a joke, or a rich son of privilege and oil money using 20x the resources he would be allotted in your socialist paradise?

[ditto h]

She said faggot. If it bothers him to be called a faggot, he should not be running for President. If he is a faggot, that could hurt our homeland security.

[xcamel]

I didn't think it was possible for them to make themselves look like bigger idiots than they already are... but guess I was wrong...

[Mojave]

“John was singled out for a personal attack because the Republican establishment knows he poses the greatest threat to their power,” said his campaign manager, David Bonior.

The Breck Girl's manager is delusional.

[Stepan12]

Besides the Lib/Commies taking attention away from that Mike Stark stalking Michelle Malkin, Nutroots: Faux outrage over Coulter, silence on stalker Stark I have a feeling all this brou ha ha over Ann Coulter every time she speaks is an attempt to give the idea that she is not a first class thinker and admirable person because Libbies scream at her so much and weak minded, easily brainwashed Conservatives join in.

[Mr. Bird]

Not so much anti-gay as anti-Edwards, in my opinion. Coulter's remark was politically very stupid, but hardly worth much conversation.

[JCEccles]

“John was singled out for a personal attack because the Republican establishment knows he poses the greatest threat to their power,” said his campaign manager, David Bonior.

Right now I'm thinking of that video clip from a few years back in which Edwards is getting his hair done. He teases it, tugs at it, sighs, and parts it oh-so-precisely until it's just darling. Someone needs to post the whole winsome little frolic on YouTube.

[mikeybaby]

I would much rather prefer "low-life ambulance chaser who has almost single handedly damaged the quality of womens health care in his home state by initiating largely baseless lawsuits".
I wish she would focus on these sorts of things.
Lord knows, there's a wealth of material there.

[nctexan]

Ann... mission accomplished! You're in the headlines again.

Love ya.

[MarkL]

"Anti-gay remark?"

Is the times saying that she said that homosexuals are bad? Or mean? Or liars? Because I have yet to find that in the transcript.

Or is the times saying that if she called Edwards a homosexual, that it's an insult to homosexuals?

Mark

[rickdylan]

There actually are worse things than being a faggot; being a demokkkrat for instance....

[fkabuckeyesrule]

I wonder if there is any real fallout. I was watching CNN's coverage of CPAC's convention and there was no mention of Coulter's comments at all. Neither Bill O'Reilly or Hannity & Colmes last night said anything about it. I watched most of their shows last night so maybe I missed it if they said anything. As someone once said liberals hate Ann Coulter because she plays by their rules.

[coconutt2000]

What a bunch of fafafines...

Coulter's remark appears to be a humorous jab at the Politically Correct mindset that forces people into rehabilitation for expressing opinions that run counter to the liberal elite's definition of acceptable.

Oh yeah, and poking fun at John Edwards, who is fussier about his looks than most women, is fair game.

But, perhaps her use of "faggot" was ill chosen when there are better words for describing that man, such as "weak", "ineffective", and "effeminate".

[p[adre29]

Were was H Deanw hen Michael Steele was being pelted with Oreo cookies?

Hipocrite! Two faced liar, off with your stank!

[moonhawk]

Howard Dean complaining about "Vile comments"?

The hypocrisy is breathtaking.

[Continental Soldier]

Howard Dean is nuts. Can we all agree on that?

[John Jorsett]

Howard Dean, the Democratic National Committee chairman, said: “There is no place in political discourse for this kind of hate-filled and bigoted comments. While Democrats and Republicans may disagree on the issues, we should all be able to agree that this kind of vile rhetoric is out of bounds.”

Uhh ... yeeeeah. Howard Dean:

Well, Republicans, I guess, can do that, because a lot of them have never made an honest living in their lives.

Or:

[Republicans] are mean. They are not nice people.

Or:

I hate the Republicans and everything they stand for

Or:

You think the Republican National Committee could get this many people of color in a single room? Only if they had the hotel staff in here.

[PJ-Comix]

The fallout is as she intended.

Yeah. The doo-doo that fell out of her mouth for OTHER conservatives to have to clean up afterwards.

[RunningWolf]

Well, I guess the DemRats had better 'put some ice on it' then.