LIVE @ 4pm: Ann Coulter Speaks At CPAC

Townhall ^ | February 08, 2008 | Jonathan Garthwaite

[2ndDivisionVet]

Ann Coulter wasn't invited to CPAC this year but she's still giving a speech 50 yards away. The speech is only open to 500 attendees but you can watch it live here -- courtesy of uStream. (VIDEO)

[sand88]

You would be more joyful if Hillary won than if McCain won?

I would be equally saddened by the election of McCain, Obama, or Hillary. Any one of three would do equal damage to our Republic. You are in Bizzaro world if you think McCain will do much good. No matter how good you think he will be on the WOT, he will grant Amnesty and destroy our Republic. It will be the end of our Republic.

[JasonC]

The rules, gentlemen, the rules...

[CatQuilt]

I respect you. You’re not stupid. Can’t you recognize hyperbole when you hear it?

(that’s kind of addressed to everyone who is ticked off that Ann said that)...

[dinoparty]

I didn’t like Ann before because of her unnecessary incivility, and I like her even less now. I don’t what your beliefs are; you shouldn’t act like an ass.

[My Favorite Headache]

Coulter noted Barack Obama’s popularity briefly. She said his biggest selling point was “he is one of the least dangerous people I know named Hussein.”

“His first big accomplishment was being born half-black,” Coulter said. “He wouldn’t be running for President if he weren’t half-black.’

Holy Sh!t is she going to catch hell for this one...LOL!

[RKBA Democrat]

Re: your tagline. I certainly hope so.

[elizabetty]

CPAC is where she said Faggot and John Edwards in the same sentence last years. I guess they did not want a reminder of that during an election year because the Press would report it non stop for 5 days.

[Rome2000]

She has a great future as a stand up comedian.

Sort of a Bill Maher with boobs, a Dennis Miller with tight buns.

I could go on.

[Free Vulcan]

Yeah, this is the kind of stuff everyone said about Arnold. Look how that turned out.

McCain is beholden and desires the approval of the Democrats and the media. He can’t be trusted on any issue.

[pillut48]

Wow. Almost 70 posts and no one remembered the rules?

[frogjerk]

McCain actually did what the Senate used to do and that was advise and consent on justices when there were democrat presidents.

McCain huddled with the Democrats to prevent President Bush from exercising his right to appoint Judges as he saw fit. A right that Bush won with the election. There was no obligation nor mandate to "share" power with the left.

[Redbob]

"Ann Coulter is a TOOL!"

Indeed, the only question is, "What kind?"

I'd say a cold chisel made from D2 tool steel.

[popdonnelly]

The problem is, none of those candidates were able to head off McCain. Right now, McCain is the albatross around the Republican Party’s neck. He is strong in those States Republicans don’t carry, and weak in the ones Republicans do carry.

Good recipe for a Dem sweep in November.

[Ron H.]

Yeah, rule number 1 on any thread like this is:

 

[concentric circles]

Ann being Ann, stoking the fires of hell for liberals everywhere.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

So, just exactly how helpful is the persona of Ann Coulter going to be to the Hillary campaign?

I mean what will she say next on behalf of cankles?

[LayoutGuru2]

An entertaining Tool...

[Redbob]

OK, who can post a copy of it?

[frogjerk]

Making my case for the most conservative possible outcome of this election is threatening

Make a case then. Liberal judges and rights for terrorists don't really make me warm and fuzzy for McCain.

[Redbob]

Nice move there; better late than never!

(You don’t by any chance hale from Pilot Point, do you?)