VULGARIANS ON THE LOOSE! ... Ann Coulter

Ann Coulter Dot Com ^ | 20 June 2012 | Ann Coulter

[SaraJohnson]

When liberals start flapping their lips, it’s always nasty.

[servo1969]

#20

Hey, if I could open a beer bottle through a chain link fence, I’d be angry too.

[onedoug]

Brave bunch...until it comes to taking on muslims.

[feralcat]

The problem with Ann Coulter over the past few years is that, although she often says (correctly) that almost nobody is watching MSNBC, Ann herself watches it incessantly and acts like the nonsense that goes on there is worth writing about. So Ann spent many columns discussing a non-entity like Keith Olbermann.

Sometimes a left wing “fakeraversy” like Sandra Fluke makes it into the mainstream. But I never even heard of this state legislator getting indignant about her vagina...until this column.

[rhema]

The media are in full smirk mode, not at Rep. Brown's perversely self-referential speech positing that Republican legislators wanted to date-rape her, but at Republican bluenoses, whom they seem to think are shocked by the word "vagina."

Speaking of genuine gutlessness in word choice, it's the abortion industry movers and shakers who are sedulously avoiding using the big "A" word these days. Pro-lifers still use it all the time because an abortion extinguishes the life of a voiceless, choiceless human being.

The word "abortion" is being excised from abortion industry leaders' lexicons because they know what negative connotations it has. When their only permissible "choice" is abortion, abortion apostles will trot out every euphemism they can concoct to avoid calling abortion abortion: "terminate the pregnancy," "interrupt a pregnancy," "empty the uterine contents," "exercise one's reproductive freedom," "take care of the problem," "exercise bodily autonomy."

Want to hear pure Abortionspeak in all its euphemistic glory? Go listen to a "counselor" at your local abortuary or read a Cecile Richards-authored Planned Parenthood press release.

[Cymbaline]

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