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Coulter didn't just all of a sudden, out of the blue decide to defend McConnell. I tell you now, Coulter has been paid off. If you could investigate this, you would see she received a big fat check from a source close to McConnell. She took the money to write this article. There is a word for woman who take money to provide a service. We are on to you Ann. Now we know what you are.

I tell you now, Coulter has been paid off. If you could investigate this, you would see she received a big fat check from a source close to McConnell. She took the money to write this article.

Did "a source close to McConnell" pay her for the article below also?

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October 30, 2013

Democrats would never have been in a position to pass Obamacare if both sides of the Republican Party hadn't helped them win elections. The establishment Republicans screwed over our party with their greed, incompetence and lassitude, and the conservative purists screwed our party by running candidates who could not possibly win.

True, the tea party also gave us the majestic Mike Lee, Ted Cruz and Ron Johnson, among a few other improvements. But was Dick Lugar really the biggest problem in the U.S. Senate? Wasn't Claire McCaskill a bigger problem?

And why are so many conservatives today burbling about the alleged deficiencies of Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell -- while ignoring the actual crimes of Democratic senators like Mary Landrieu from Louisiana, Mark Pryor from Arkansas and Mark Begich from Alaska?

All those Democrats voted for Obamacare -- and they're all up for election next year in states that could easily go Republican. If any one of these senators had voted "no" on Obamacare, it would not be law.

By contrast, McConnell not only voted against Obamacare, but presided over a Senate minority in which every single Republican voted against Obamacare, even that idiot McCain. Kentucky only seems like a red state because McConnell keeps winning elections there: It went for Clinton twice and has had a solid run of Democratic governors since 1947, interrupted by one-term Republican governors only twice in 66 years.

But McConnell is in hot water with Kentucky's "9/12 Project" -- a group with enough marketing savvy to have a name that no one understands.

The project's executive director, Eric Wilson, is hopping mad with McConnell because, when given a choice between raising taxes on all Americans or raising taxes only on those individuals making more than $400,000 a year, he chose to raise taxes only on the high earners.

It's the easiest thing in the world to be a purist, denouncing everyone else as a sellout and hack, while other people do the hard work of getting elected in blue states and preventing even rotten Republicans from voting for Obamacare. You want McConnell to stop all tax hikes? Give him a majority in the Senate.

http://www.anncoulter.com/columns/2013-10-30.html

There is a word for woman who take money to provide a service.

I know the word to which you refer, however you might wish to rephrase your statement - as anyone who works for pay, man or woman, takes money for services provided.

With that said - she's off the mark here, no doubt.

Ping to my last. Show me the money.