Now that AC is back on the topic of Fags, can anyone post or direct me to a Cliff Notes version of her speech before the Homo group earlier this Fall?
I never heard much about it.
Thank you.
I'm sure you can find it yourself.
Her speech exonerated herself from all the bad press and made the people that prejudged her as a pro homo fag hag slink away in shame.
Well except for those that are removed from reality. You know, die hard leftists like maddow and oldermann. Oldermann is a girl.
...can anyone post or direct me to a Cliff Notes version of her speech before the Homo group earlier this Fall?From dailycaller.com:
...In a speech to about 150 GOProud supporters who gathered at the home of billionaire entrepreneur Peter Thiel in New York City, Coulter acknowledged that gays could play an important role in the conservative movement, but was clear about her continued opposition to gay marriage.“I thought I’d try to talk you out of gay marriage,” Coulter said. “I will warn you that I have never failed to talk gays out of gay marriage.”
While the crowd seemed thrilled to hear the best-selling author roll off a string of classic Coulter one-liners that left many of them in stitches –“It’s hard to believe this now, but when Obama was running for president he presented himself as a moderate Democrat. To be fair, in Kenya he is a moderate.” — her speech against gay marriage failed to find many converts, if any.
At the crux of her argument, Coulter said that marriage was for procreation and insisted gays had no grounds to base support for gay marriage on civil rights.
“It’s not a civil right,” she said. “You’re not black.”
After her prepared remarks, Coulter opened the floor for questions, and got flooded.
When asked by 22-year-old college student Matt Hissey from Westchester, Pennsylvania to explain why she thought the Fourteenth Amendment, which ensures equal protection under the law, did not apply to gays who want to get married, Coulter replied, “It’s for the blacks, it’s for the blacks.”
Alexander McCobin, who heads up the libertarian group Students for Liberty, asked if the government should just get out of marriage altogether. Coulter replied that the institution was too important to be left to society without the government’s support, arguing that marriage “has got to be defended.”