“Ann is still Ann. She dissapointed me this year by trying to throw her weight behind Mitt
Not for nothing, Ann Coulter probaly weighs about 90 pounds soaking wet.
The author of this piece was way too full of himself, Camille and Ann could both run circles around him.
But he did make me want to watch Calamity Jane and Singing in the Rain. Ive never actually seen singng in the rain all the way through and I think we’ve got it on DVD, so that might be a saturday night movie plan.
Especially this weekend, when there is so damned little out there that is new. Everyone and everything has come to a stop, waiting on Christmas Week.
Meanwhile, it's all November rissoles.
I agree with him about Ann Coulter, she is a washed up has been, 6 years of her slobbering over Romney has revealed too much.
Coulter has built a 6 year high wall between her and conservatism and rational thought.
“”Which brings me to Ann Coulter. After trumpeting Mitt Romney to conservatives for a year, her sharpness has dulled. Pessimistic and out of ideas, she gets even Laura Ingraham to say tha she is “demoralized.” Ann is convinced that America is lost forever because Mitt, as she told Laura Ingraham, was a “magnificent candidate.”
Thus reads the text box inside my head as I listen to Ann clinging to the mystique of robotic, multiple-mansion-dwelling, and squiggly-as-spaghetti Romney as the man that any sane conservative should be leaping for joy to elect: “Earth to Ann! We’re just not that into him. He was a bad choice. He was squishy and all he did was talk about Bain Capital at choreographed cheerleading conventions, always in the swing states.””
And way too into Doris Day. I was trying to figure out why I didn't like the column. You put your finger on it.
I guess it's too personal for Lopez. He read Camille's column and didn't like it, then he saw Coulter's column about the Latino vote and rushed into print before he had time to digest everything and make a more organized response.