Yes she did, she was very gracious and we had a grate time. Link To Thread
Ann Coulter and Jim Robinson
Posted on 01/28/2009 2:43:20 PM PST by Syncro
LIBERAL VICTIMHOOD: A GAME YOU CAN PLAY AT HOME
January 28, 2009
I notice that liberals have not challenged the overall thesis of my rocketing bestseller, "Guilty: Liberal 'Victims' and Their Assault on America," which is that liberals always play the victim in order to advance, win advantages and oppress others.
I guess that would be hard to do when the corrupt Democratic governor of Illinois is running around comparing himself to Nelson Mandela, Martin Luther King Jr. and Mahatma Gandhi.
Indeed, you can't turn on the TV without seeing some liberal playing victim to score the game-winning point.
Caroline Kennedy tried to Bigfoot her way into New York's Senate seat while being bathed in the Kennedy light of eternal victimhood. The New York Times began a profile of Caroline by quoting an average citizen who "turns almost maternally protective" upon hearing Caroline's name, mentioning the assassination of her father -- nearly half a century ago.
MSNBC's Chris Matthews summarily announced: "We all want to be protective of Caroline Kennedy." When one of his guests, Michael Smerconish, merely asked what her qualifications were, an appalled Matthews said: "Wow."
Political reporter Ron Brownstein elaborated on "wow," saying: "Well, that's pretty rough. That's pretty rough. I mean, but she has got, at least publicly, a very private persona, one of quiet grace and elegance and intelligence."
The Times' City Room exercised its own protective function toward Caroline by censoring any indelicate inquiries about her on its blog.
The Kennedys are the textbook case of victims who go around victimizing others. As I describe in "Guilty," in 1969, Times reporter James Reston began his story about Teddy Kennedy driving a girl off the Chappaquiddick bridge with the sentence: "Tragedy has again struck the Kennedy family."
Reston waited a discreet four paragraphs before mentioning the name of the dead girl, whose "tragedy" was arguably greater. (Even the Times rewrote Reston's opening line.)
Caroline's expectation that she would sail past all other contenders and be handed a seat in the U.S. Senate is perfectly in keeping with her family tradition.
When Robert Kennedy won his Senate seat from New York, he unseated a well-liked Republican, Kenneth Barnard Keating, who had represented New York in Congress for more than a decade.
Meanwhile, Robert Kennedy hadn't lived in New York since he was 12 years old. But the allegedly sophisticated voters of New York were awed by the Kennedy name, and dumped a popular native son.
A deputy manager of Kennedy's campaign explained that the carpetbagger accusation could not withstand the image of JFK's assassination a year earlier: "You couldn't vote against Robert Kennedy without seeing the presence of John Kennedy."
With New York's record of swooning for celebrity victims, it was a snap for another carpetbagger, Hillary Clinton, to push aside veteran New York Democrats to win her Senate seat in 2000.
When Gov. David Paterson ended the Kennedy soap opera by appointing Democratic congresswoman Kirsten Gillibrand, her Democratic colleague, Rep. Carolyn McCarthy, blanketed the airwaves, threatening to challenge Gillibrand in the next election because of her NRA-approved stand on guns.
McCarthy explained, "My voice is for the victims."
Read more at AnnCoulter.Com
Yes she did, she was very gracious and we had a grate time. Link To Thread
Just to repeat the money line.
BTW for those of you that have the ditto cam, did you see Ann give Rush that peck on the cheek after Rush had try to shake hands? Hmmmm. Would that be a marriage made in heaven? No Matlin/Carvill combo there!
I love Wednesdays. It’s always wonderful to get Ann’s take on things. Loved the last part.
Plus no real African American comes from West Africa (Kenya)
I wonder if we will ever get through an Ann Coulter post without comments on her weight.
I'm watching it now.
January 26, 2009, 8:51 PM GOOD DAY, LA! - INTERVIEW VIDEO
“But ironically, Obama’s father is from Africa: He never suffered from the ancient policies that, today, give his son Victim Gold. To the contrary, if Obama’s African relatives had anything to do with slavery, it was on the business end. “
B-I-N-G-O!
That’s what I like about Ann.
She gets it!
HA! That is exactly what I told my boss at work and another friend. They acted as if I was completely heartless and ignorant and irrelevant to mention that Obama has no heritage of American slavery, but his African ancestors may well have captured and sold other Africans to white slavers who could not venture into the malaria zone inland.
How could I dare to say such a thing?!
In Arabic the word "abed" means slave and it also means black man
Why any Black would go Muslim is beyond me.
Great thread...great photos.... I got a kick out of this Anne & Freepers meet-up
There are some GREAT video clips from this full-length (relatively POSITIVE) documentary about Ann:
Ann Coulter DVD -- SEE THE HOT NEW TRAILER --
Is It True What They Say About Ann?
Human Events Online ^ | December 9, 2004 | Human Events
Posted on 12/09/2004 11:05:13 AM PST by hinterlander
Human Events has the new trailer for the Ann documentary: http://humaneventsonline.com.edgesuite.net/ebc_images/AnnCoulterDVDTrailer.html
Was not familiar with Sally Rovers- thank you for the history lesson!
Lots of pictures in that one too.
Wow that’s cool.
I didn’t know there was a trailer out for it.
Ann is the best part about Wednesday!
Cheers,
knewshound
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