Ann Coulter's "Sad-free zone"
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Ann is the best friend we have
She has the balls to say things most of our "male leaders" are too scared to even think. She understands, like few others do, that we are in a war for our very survival. She's not crazy, she's not a loon. She is the inspiration we need to fight this war. I doubt most are up to her level though
She has the balls to say things most of our "male leaders" are too scared to even think. She understands, like few others do, that we are in a war for our very survival. She's not crazy, she's not a loon. She is the inspiration we need to fight this war. I doubt most are up to her level though
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Yeah.. she's definitely the "inspiration" we need to fight this "global" "war on terror" (oxymoron anyone?). I can just picture the American public having Ann Coulter pop into their heads screaming: "STAY THE COURSE OR YOU'RE COMMITTING TREASON!" right at the moment they start thinking this war has brought the country to one of lowest points in history.
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Yeah.. she's definitely the "inspiration" we need to fight this "global" "war on terror" (oxymoron anyone?). I can just picture the American public having Ann Coulter pop into their heads screaming: "STAY THE COURSE OR YOU'RE COMMITTING TREASON!" right at the moment they start thinking this war has brought the country to one of lowest points in history.
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Funny that you would mention that...
Coulter Comes Out as Transvestite Trickster
Thu Jan 27, 2:03 PM ET
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WASHINGTON - Shock-pundit Ann Coulter dismayed her right-wing fans today when she admitted to being a cross-dressing man in Thursday's press conference. "This started as a joke, as satire, and I think that it has just gone to far." he said to a startled press.
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Ann Coulter was born Fredrick Guebermann, of Des Moines, IA. Fredrick moved to San Fransisco on the 1980's to start a career in drag shows. There, he worked under several stage names, including "Crystal Dawn" and "Rosie the Rocket".
"The point of drag shows is to take things over the top, to really push the boundaries of what we think about. Normally, this is done in a very physical way, with lots of glam and glitter. I wanted to see what would happen if I tried to look normal, but act over the top." Ann said to the press.
In 1993, Fredrick received breast implants and started taking hormones. He has not yet had a sex-change operation, and still uses the masculine pronoun.
Upset about the conservative backlash against gay culture, and inspired by satire and parody shows in local theaters, Fred decided to try an experiment. "I dressed up like a suburban housewife and went to a Republican rally. I chatted with my table mates about how evil gays are, and how liberals are destroying America. They ate it up. I had seven guys' phone numbers by the time I left, and some of them were married."
Fredrick then started creating the persona of Ann Coulter, fabricating a background and moving to the East Coast to start moving in conservative circles. "I wanted to see how far I could take it. I wanted to see how extreme I could make the rhetoric before somebody realized it was a joke."
"I'm amazed that nobody ever saw through it. I kept reaching for more outrageous things to say, more hateful, horrible accusations to throw around, and I couldn't beat these guys. No matter what came out of my mouth, the conservatives would buy it."
Ann Coulter's bestselling books "started as character notes. I needed more material to talk about, so I started brainstorming. It actually became much easier to do speaking engagements after publishing a book, because then everyone expects you to quote yourself. After years of improv, suddenly I had a script!"
When asked why he decided to stop now, Fredrick replied, "I ran out of material."
Fredrick went on to explain that the reason is two-fold: after years of slowly increasing the extremity of his rhetoric, he reached a plateau. "I just couldn't take it any further without quoting Hitler. And everyone knows, that's the end of the game."
The second reason is the response to Ann's books and speeches: "This has really gone too far. I never expected that people would actually believe this nonsense. I'm offended that America has become the sort of place where Ann Coulter can be this powerful and popular."
Police escorted Fredrick out of the press conference. Investigators are beginning to look into Ann's law practice and background documents to see if fraud has been committed. No court dates are set as of yet.
"I never wanted to hurt anyone." Fredrick told the press, "I just think this joke has gone too far."
badbob
What is most interesting in this thread has nothing to do with the 2A, it is that apparently supporters of the 2A include the entire political spectrum, and any hope that we can unite in a common cause is probably a fantasy. The original article by Ann Coulter is logical and factual, and should be applauded by all who support our gun rights. The reality of the comments attacking her and her method of communicating demonstrates the power of her position. She is somewhat over the top, but is day in and day out a consistent conservative. You liberals who can't deal with her arguments need to re-think your positions, and not focus on denigrating her as a person. ANd for what its worth, I am continually amused by contributors to this forum who claim to be in support of our RKBA but clearly are supporters of liberal, anti-gun politicians.
Huntergirl
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Ann Coulter is factual about the CCW states and the decrease in crime. Period. And she is listened to. Anyone in the gunowning community making personal attacks, probably can't be credited with doing as much as she has to espouse CCW. Period. I support her. And yes, I agree uniting us in a common cause is also probably a fantasy, because many people are unable to participate in anything greater than themselves for the common good.
Tell that to the conservatives whose only response to global warming is "BUT AL GORE USES A LOT OF OIL TOO"
zomg seriously? :barf: somebody get that witch a cheeseburger
Any woman that says her gender shouldn't be allowed to vote and suggests those who don't convert to christianity should be slaughtered is not worth listening to.
UH1-D Rotorhead
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She is the sharpest tack on the planet at this time...those who just don't get it/her, are just ....not so sharp...dull...and she is a hottie too. The complete package.
Yeah anyway... everytime I see her, it seems the only phase she knows is: "...it drives the liberals crazy..." , "the liberals" , "the liberls hate", "the liberals say", ...endless "the liberals". Omg I vomit in my mouth a little everytime I hear her speak. She's a shill like the rest of them wanting to pawn off their books and warez, and none of them contribute anothing to society -from Rush to her and everyone inbetween. Plus she's an anorexic hag.. :barf: :barf: :barf:
UH1-D Rotorhead
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+++1 Huntress
the anorexia, the hatred of everything non-white and non-christian, the idea that she actually believes her own gender is "not that bright" and probably shouldn't be allowed to vote, her desire to kill those that won't believe in her invisible friend, her belief that gays are evil abominations....
very little to love, in fact
very little to love, in fact
No problem, Redworm. You obviously don't want Ann, and I do, so that's fine with me. I've been in love with her for years.
You can have Rosie O'Donnell. There's a whole lot of her for you to love, and she has a wonderful personality.
She doesn't have the so-called "anorexia" problem, either.
You can have Rosie O'Donnell. There's a whole lot of her for you to love, and she has a wonderful personality.
She doesn't have the so-called "anorexia" problem, either. Harry Callahan
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I find her very hot. Both mind and body. Sorry if that pisses people off. That picture of her with the Beretta gave me a chubby!