[Syncro]

Quotations from Chairman Ann

• When Gingrich addressed his followers after the caucuses, he wore no necktie. What is he? Ahmadinejad? about 2 hours ago

Read the rest at AnnCoulter.Com

[Theodore R.]

Ann Coulter: the glamour is gone and unlikely to return.

[TYVets]

Ann don't call me.

I will get back to you in 5 - 10 years to see which way you swing at that time.

[myheroesareDeadandRegistered]

Coulter is a puzzlement to me.

How she could go from “Senator McCarthy was right” pieces...to this stuff.

Makes me think of sevaral scenarios:

She was a clever shill from the beginning.

The dark side finally got to her.

Or, she’s playing ‘Francisca d’Anconia’.

[aruanan]

IOWA SHOWS REPUBLICANS DETERMINED TO BEAT OBAMA (Romney/McCain 2012)

Someone described this as the guy who couldn't beat Obama in 2008 teaming up with the guy who couldn't win the 2008 Iowa Caucus.

[BillyBoy]

To all the freepers who ask “what the heck happened to Ann?!” and claim she never used to be like this... please read this Coulter piece from Jan. 2008. Guess who she thought the “best candidate” was back then?

http://hotair.com/archives/2008/01/16/coulter-endorses-romney/

[Syncro]

Hi Ann!

In post #1 I posted a tweet of yours from your webpage.

I just saw your boy on Fox News with his new BFF, John McCain. You know, the guy that gave the last election to Obama.

The first thing I noticed was that they were both not wearing ties!

I guess they saw your tweet, and want to be associated with Newt and Ahmadinejad.

Boy will they be surprised when they read this thread and find out he's the top terrorist in Iran! (Ahmadinejad, not Gingrich)

So I fixed your tweet, just had to change it a bit:

Quotations from Chairman Ann

• When Mitt was on Hannity tonite, he wore no necktie. What is he? Ahmadinejad? about 2 hours ago

Now whenever anyone sees Mitt without a necktie, they will think of the terrorist guy that wants to destroy America.

[fkabuckeyesrule]

The line about Rick Perry was pretty funny.

[Graewoulf]

What has Willy ever conserved or protected?

Maybe he really is a Nanny-State guy. Mandatory Romneycare sure sounds like a violation of the US Constitution.

BTW, the State Constitution is always trumped by the US Constitution. Yeah, the one that we are trying to protect from those who are not interested in conserving it.

BTW, BTW, Game on!

[Eye of Unk]

Anne, you have been assimilated by the Borg.

We won’t buy your act anymore.

They shaved women’s hair in France for less.

[Texas Eagle]

It's been a mixed week for Mitt Romney's campaign. On one hand, Romney won Iowa, but on the other, he was endorsed by John McCain.

What the hell's the difference between Romney and McCain?

[Solson]

Did you see Coulter's comment on Santorum....

"Santorum is not as conservative as his social-issues credentials suggest. He is more of a Catholic than a conservative, which means he's good on 60 percent of the issues, but bad on others, such as big government social programs. He'd be Ted Kennedy if he didn't believe in God."

Just wow. Coulter has gone off the deep end.

[Altariel]

“reason prevailed. Romney won. “

I wouldn’t consider that evidence of reason’s triumph.

[jwalsh07]

She’s lost her ever loving mind or she ‘s fallen in love with a liberal.

[Jane Austen]

While there are times I disagree with Ann Coulter, there is nobody I agree with 100%. But she is a conservative, and she does not deserve some of the trashing she gets. (I support Santorum who is now the most conservative of the candidates, and I was sad Bachmann had to drop out.)

[Dajjal]

According to Ann Coulter, Catholics arte not conservative.

She thinks the worst thing in 2012 would be for a "Catholic missionary" like Rick Santorum to be elected president.

Santorum is not as conservative as his social-issues credentials suggest. He is more of a Catholic than a conservative, which means he's good on 60 percent of the issues, but bad on others, such as big government social programs. He'd be Ted Kennedy if he didn't believe in God.

Santorum may not be a big spender as far as professional politicians go, but he is still a professional politician. In 2005, one of his former aides described him as "a Catholic missionary who happens to be in the Senate."

The Catholic missionary was fantastic on issues like partial-birth abortion, but more like a Catholic bishop in his support for No Child Left Behind, the Medicare drug entitlement program (now costing taxpayers more than $60 billion a year), and a highway bill with a Christmas tree of earmarks, including the famous "bridge to nowhere."

I seem to recall No child Left Behind Act, the Medicare Act of 2003, and the 2006 National Appropriations Bill as being pushed by the GOP.

[bmwcyle]

Anne needs to realize the McCain is a POS.