This woman has completely gone off the deep end. She has personal issues with McCain and is making the rounds on cable news stations and talk radio blasting him in advance of Super Tuesday.
Coulter claims her feelings are based on some examination of the issues. And yet among her reasons for supporting Romney are that he’s “charming” and has a “lovely family.”
Here’s a video of a recent exchange on Fox News…
My favorite quotes:
“I would vote for the Devil over John McCain.”
“At the Solar Energy Plant… why not an abortion clinic?”
Apparently solar energy is an evil communist technology that must be wiped off the face of the earth. She also suggests that McCain is pro-abortion, when he has actually been pro-life his entire life… while Romney just recently switched positions on that and gay marriage.
Cavuto seems like he’s just trying to not laugh.
February 3rd, 2008 at 6:42 am
Wow what a NUT! No one should take this woman seriously. Also I don’t want to break it to her but Romney’s family is composed almost completely of jackasses…
February 3rd, 2008 at 6:59 am
Actually you have it wrong about gay marriage. Romney has never been for gay marriag.
Romney is an incredibly bright and capable man. He has a record of amazing successes in business, as gov. of MA and the head of the SLC Olympics. I’m looking forward to voting for him on Tuesday.
(My favorite blog site is http://blog.electromneyin2008.com/)
February 3rd, 2008 at 7:02 am
Ohhhh… Romney didn’t sign a law into effect that brought gay marriage to his state?
Hmmm.
February 3rd, 2008 at 8:55 am
She has the nerve to back big bad Romney after what she said about Edwards. She is the biggest joke in the whole western world.
February 3rd, 2008 at 11:42 am
Real conservatives are for Ron Paul. The war is the elephant in the room that highlights this. Other than that I would have to agree with Ann, though both she and Romney lose on the issue of torture.
February 3rd, 2008 at 7:49 pm
She;s right, Mitt’s the guy. He came up with a conservative solution to teh health care problem.
It’s the ONLY universal health care plan that I’ve heard that’s made any sense to me. Force people to pay for health insurance, just like we force people to pay for car insurance. It’s better than making people like myself pay for our own health insurance as well as taxes to cover the health insurance and emergency room fees of people less motivated to take care of themselves and their families. I and many other responsible people have gone out of our way to find jobs that may not “fulfill our dreams” but at least take care of us and our families. I work for a telemarketing firm and anyone who says they can’t get insurance… we’re ALWAYS hiring. You’re covered day 1, all pre-existing conditions are taken care of, nobody is denied and all you have to do is work… imagine that. Time to grow a pair and take care of your own family. It shouldn’t be an option, especially if you have children.
Mitt’s the man for the job. Just imagine what Hilary and Obama have cooking on this issue.
February 3rd, 2008 at 10:06 pm
Wow… Republican cry baby talk radio hosts acting like spoiled petulant children. God, that’s like never happened before. My bet is that all the people condemning these idiots now got their news from the same sources five years ago.
If you like paying more taxes and killing thousands of people in a country that never attacked us, you have a place in the Republican party.
February 4th, 2008 at 3:16 pm
Ann Colture is a New York liberal.
this is a very well known fact in the entertainment community.
I see nothing wrong with her
making money for her role in playing the right.
Any hard-core Republican knows
that they would never ever
vote for a Democrat.
She’s only revealing her true nature
as a person.
She supports Hillary Clinton.
Ann Colture the real Clintionista.
“We’ll see on the way up
and we’ll see you on the way down.”
M.F.
February 4th, 2008 at 6:45 pm
This is one of the only times I think that Ann is right. Hopefully people will start using their brain that God gave them and boot that gas bag McCain to the curb.
February 4th, 2008 at 6:59 pm
Ann Coulter is stupid. I used to like her, but after pulling a stupid stunt (voting for Hil)I will never have respect for her! I will not listen to Ann ever again! Ann, you are a disgrace! You could have stayed behind Romney.
March 8th, 2008 at 5:21 am
Ann is great, and a lot of people just don’t get her, which is sad. Make a big deal about her solar plant-abortion clinic comment, she wasn’t saying that solar energy is evil, just that both of these things are celebrated by democrats, and since John McCain is essentially a practicing democrat, it would’ve had the same effect.
She does get a bit ranty, but if you can keep up with her, and know enough history to understand her references, she’s still worth listening to. She may even be right about Hillary being more conservative than McCain, and her point that the Republicans will fight her more aggressively than him says a lot. I think she’s got way more information on this than the average person, but as for me I cannot ever see myself voting for a democrat, especially for the Presidency. I’d rather not vote at all. I’ve voted Libertarian before because the Republican candidate wasn’t conservative enough for me (Bush), and McCain is even less so. We shall see….
March 9th, 2008 at 7:10 pm
~Ann is great, and a lot of people just don’t get her, which is sad.~
It’s true. they don’t. And they keep preaching her personal agenda of hatred and bogotry, racism and fascism. You end iup with people like Oz who feel it’s OK to hate people or call them “faggots”, because someone with some level of authority said it. Hiding behind someone else’s hatred does not make it OK to be a hater yourself.
~I’d rather not vote at all. ~
I’d be behind that.