Ann Coulter on WND: 'They're a bunch of fake Christians'

WND ^ | August 22, 2010 | WND

[RobinMasters]

WASHINGTON – Conservative pundit Ann Coulter intensified her attacks on WND last night on Fox News Channel's "Red Eye" show, accusing those at the largest independent news site who dropped her from the "Taking America Back National Conference" in Miami of being "fake Christians."

Coulter claimed she was never actually booked for the event, repeated her resentment over publishing her e-mail explanations to WND Editor Joseph Farah for appearing at GOProud's Homocon event and lashed out at WND for "pushing the birther thing," which she said is not supported by any conservatives.

"These are fake Christians trying to get publicity," said Coulter.

Previously, Coulter called Farah a "publicity whore" and a "swine" for WND's decision to drop her upon learning of her plan to speak to the homosexual Republican group.

In response, Farah issued the following statement: "Coulter called me a 'publicity whore' for my decision. But look who is on television talking about this – throwing mud, name-calling, smearing not only me but my entire staff. I will not engage in the kind of ad hominem attacks that have made Coulter so famous and that are making her even more of a media darling in this age of reckless anger and character assassination for the sake of entertainment. Every day, since we made this decision at WND, I thank God for giving me the clarity of mind and discernment to make the right choice."

[bmwcyle]

It does not matter to him. He is standing on the word of the Bible.

[sten]

sorry ann... love you and all.. but you have no grounds for throwing a snit when you agreed to be the keynote at a homo convention. WND doesn’t support that lifestyle or those that do.

fairly simple.

odds are, they explained that to you... and you didn’t care. well, reaping what you sow there.

get over it.

[A CA Guy]

He was making public that he was excluding her and why.

I think she should say she disagreed with him.

The problem was the catty stuff.

[gidget7]

Yes, indeed. I like Ann, but Farah is perfectly within his rights to disinvite her. Our actions have consequences. The groups aim is to take the country and the Republican party far to the left. And they don’t even try to hide it. With their mission out in plain sight, they proudly proclaim it. Thus, her agreeing to speak at their convention is against everything Farah’s convention stands for, and against everything most Christians stand for, and against conservative principles all the way around. It isn’t just a social issue, it is a question of the courts, education, religion, private property and business, and freedom of association as well.

She is free to speak wherever she wants, but she shouldn’t be slamming anyone for taking a stand when a speech is defacto support. There is far too much at stake.

[fr_freak]

Yes Jesus forcefully spoke out against homosexuality. Here are the quotes from the Bible:

Eh, I’m still looking.

It was a political meeting not a religious one.

1) Don't look too hard. People quote scripture all the time on FR, including this thread.

2) I only brought up the religious angle because someone said "Jesus walked among sinners!!!! Why can't Ann????"

3) This may be a political meeting, but it is a conference of homosexuals, which means that is automatically includes a political statement about homosexuality. If it were a meeting solely about conservative vs. liberal, it would be just a convention, not a homosexual convention. Ann's endorsement of the convention is necessarily an endorsement of the theme of the convention, unless she stealthily plans to speak out against the theme, which we all know she is not going to do.

[Hunton Peck]

I’m beginning to think it’s a co-ordinated dog-and-pony show to get them both more attention.

[gov_bean_ counter]

She is free to speak wherever she wants, but she shouldn’t be slamming anyone for taking a stand when a speech is defacto support. There is far too much at stake.

Life can sorta suck when people start holding you to the same standards you had held others to...

[aSeattleConservative]

We’re all on the same side. Let’s defeat the Liberal Left, and worry about crumbs, later. Okay?

GoProud IS the liberal left.

[gidget7]

I agree!!

[Tex-Con-Man]

So all you’re presenting me with is a he-said, she-said scenario, in which the only deciding factor is your lack of trust in Farah’s motives, based on evidence you are unwilling to provide. Hmmmm. OK, but I’ve got to tell you, a judge is going to need something better than that to work with. Just sayin

Sheesh...

In case you hadn't noticed, Free Republic is not a court of law. And, once again, happening all around you, are opinions. Mine of Farah is extremely low.

Got any reason to believe he can be trusted? Or is that just your opinion?

[Talisker]

The sad fall of a once entertaining conservative. My family used to see who could get her books first, now no one wants anything to do with her. truly a sad demise.

"Sad" is a well-known liberal programming triggerword that conservatives haven't been sensitized to, because it only works within the context of fears of group rejection.

In the conservative world, lacking such psych preparation, it just makes people give advise to take a nap, shake it off, go hunting or fishing and snap out of it.

Next time be more careful, there are plenty of more effective words for conservatives.

Sheesh, psyops training has really hit the skids to need this level of advice during an op!

[gidget7]

Bravo, SatinDoll

[Ammo Republic 15]

Thou shall not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is abomination.

Leviticus 18:22 KJV

[orinoco]

Is Anne starting to lose it completely! Any clear thinking person will never be satisfied about Obama’s place of birth unless he can tell people exactly what hospital he was born in .

[driftdiver]

“He is standing on the word of the Bible.”

Gossiping is not biblical. He’s saw a chance to get some PR and went for it. That is what he does.

[driftdiver]

Oh cmon, those Iraqi WMD ships are gonna show up anytime now.

[Buchal]

I have followed the birth controversy reasonably closely and have never heard of video of Obama statements while running for Congress about being born in Kenya. If such statements existed, I think they would have been preserved; after all, we have Harry Reid’s 1993 remarks against birthright citizenship:

http://www.breitbart.tv/harry-reid-circa-1993-against-birthright-citizenship/

[driftdiver]

yeah Farah did get pretty catty.

[fr_freak]

As it is they are gaining political power and will force their agenda on everyone.

Yes, and Ann is helping them.

As a side note, it never ceases to amaze me how people who have the least belief and knowledge of Christianity are the loudest about what is un-Christian and un-Biblical. I'm not saying this applies to you, necessarily, but it is a phenomenon that I have noticed among the atheist Left quite often.

[aSeattleConservative]

“Coulter may be doing the Jesus-dined-with-sinners-so-I-can-too thingy,”

When Jesus dined with sinners, He spoke to them about the kingdom of God and righteousness. If the homosexual group invited Ann to teach them the Bible, then yes, that would be doing what Jesus did. Otherwise, it’s not the same thing and should not be compared.

Bingo!