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And, for anyone who HASN'T been keeping up with the ongoing homocon saga:
Has Coulter come out in favor of gay marriage?
No.

From an email that Ann sent to The Daily Caller just after this story broke:

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...also, FYI; my fellow evangelicals — and I know lots and lots of ‘em — – all think it’s great that I’m doing this.

(of course, they know I’m not changing my mind on gay marriage even though I like gays.)

Love the sinner, hate the sin. I actually expect her speech at the homocon thingee to be hilarious. I think she will make fun of gays (that's so gay) and they will laugh uproariously with her, at themselves.

That said, we don't need GOProud. Treat them like Reagan treated the Birchers.

e-mail from Ann: (of course, they know I’m not changing my mind on gay marriage even though I like gays.)
As I posted on several of the "homocon" threads:

This is at the heart of the problem, that Ann truly LIKES many gay people -- and THEY really like her.

Many social conservatives seem to fear that Ann's close association with gay people on such a PERSONAL level will eventually effect her on a POLITICAL level...

...and they are concerned that Ann will have a "Ted Olson"-like conversion to the Dark Side.

TED OLSON, as you may recall, is the widower of Ann's very good friend BARBARA OLSON -- who died on 9/11 in the hijacked plane that hit the Pentagon.

But recently, the previously conservative Ted Olson led the legal battle to get California's Proposition 8 (which defined marriage as only being between "one man and one woman") overturned in the courts...
...and he seems to have been influenced to support gay marriage by his new lefty wife.

ANN, however, has shown NO similar signs of "going wobbly" on us -- beyond the fact that she has many gay friends and admirers.