Looks like he didn't go Ted Danson Black!
Posted on 09/27/2012 1:20:21 PM PDT by drewh
On Tuesday, Fox & Friends host Steve Doocy interviewed author and columnist Ann Coulter about her new book, Mugged, which takes a look at the racial politics of the left.
He kicked things off by playing a clip of MSNBC’s Chris Matthews defending his previous comments about the GOP essentially “stoking racism” for political gain to HBO’s Bill Maher last Friday.
Coulter said that the Democratic party has tried to take credit for things like, say, signing the Civil Rights Act, although “it was actually Eisenhower who got the ball rolling.” She alter added that she found it curious that Matthews “cites all the black people coming up to him and cites black people in other countries whom he refers to as ‘African Americans.’”
This is because, she ventured, “here in America, he doesn’t have any black friends. He doesn’t have any black neighbors,” and a picture of his son’s wedding reveals “not a black face in the group.” If he’d been Republican, she added, he “would be convicted of racism in two seconds.”
Coulter also described why it is that she believes Democrats “use” racism for political advantage. Step one, she said, is “tell black people that Republicans hate them for 100 years.
Actually only since, I guess, the Democrats finally started to come on around the mid ’60s. Once the civil rights battles were won, you have liberals playacting against nonexistent racism and telling the world that Republicans and Tea Partiers are racist.” Step two, she continued, is to “taunt Republicans for not having more blacks in their party.”
She said that, through writing the book, she was surprised to find all the time that the President directly engages in “race baiting.” Coulter also accuses the left of being quick to label their opponents racist for such things as opposing ObamaCare, being a Tea Party member, or — and here she cited a conversation with Alan Colmes — for saying “the blacks” rather than “blacks” or “black people.”
Coulter later claimed that liberals — specifically Rachel Maddow — introduce black guests and being extremely special or “wicked smart,” while “poor nerd white guest” Chris Hayes simply gets a dry, straightforward intro.
She also joked that some liberals, Lawrence O’Donnell and Bill Maher among them, think of themselves as “freedom riders” because they date “black gals.”
Looks like he didn't go Ted Danson Black!
Even Behar laughed at that. Maybe you had to be there but it really was funny.
They date black gals to draw attention to themselves.........
Nice ladies, don’t know how they can stand those two fools.
My God,Ann Coulter is hilarious!
They “date” black gals because they don’t really like “gals” very much.
Throw a paper bag over that!
Look at that pasty white face. Does Maher have AIDS? Black chick is hott but hope she insists on “safe sex” when she’s with him, and all the time at that. Even safer, just set him in a chair across the room and whip out a toy...
That’s a man!
Bill Maher has a show on HBO, and a decent wage, if it weren’t for that the only date this skidmark would get would be the kind you have to book in advance and pay a fortune for.
My thought as well. I thought they were both gayfers.
I bet black guys beat them up in school. Maher looks like a mouthy weasel who would get his ass kicked just for running his mouth, and O’Donnel looks like he would stare at them in the locker room when they were changing, drooling as he hoped to have some dark meat—of course he would get his ass kicked for that. In any event, I still thought they both liked men.
In this picture he looks like the head of a 100 year old penis.
Two draft-dodgings SOBs, one smirking, grinning, fat-faced worthless piece of nothing, and the other a Christian-bashing athiest that actually think he’s funny.
LOL! Perfect!
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