MILLIONAIRES NEED YOUR HELP!... Ann Coulter

Ann Coulter Dot Com ^ | 2 Apr 2014 | Ann Coulter

[Rummyfan]

Last Sunday, The New York Times published a front-page article about the heartfelt need of California farmers for more illegal aliens.

The first tip-off that heinous public policy ideas were coming was that the Times introduced farmer Chuck Herrin, owner of a farm-labor contracting company, as a "lifelong Republican." That's Times-speak for "liberal."

Herrin admitted that he employs a lot of illegal aliens and bitterly complained that they lived in fear of "Border Patrol and deportations." (But, apparently, he doesn't live in fear of admitting he's violating our immigration laws.)

Sorry that running a country inconveniences you, Chuck.

He said his illegal alien employees deserved amnesty because if "we keep them here and not do anything for them once they get old, that's really extortion."

As the punch line goes, "What's this 'we,' paleface?"

Taxpayers have been subsidizing Chuck Herrin's underpayment of his illegal labor force for decades, with skyrocketing taxes to pay for schools, roads, bridges, food stamps, health care and so on. Now Herrin thinks "we" are supposed to support his illegal employees in their old age, too.

Here's another idea: How about a federal law mandating that employers of illegal aliens take responsibility for the people they hire? Why is the taxpayer on the hook for illegal aliens' food, housing and medical care, when Chuck Herrin got 100 percent of the profit from their cheap labor?

[CitizenUSA]

When Ann is right, she’s right!

[oh8eleven]

They interviewed some of the wealthy owners of the vineyards at this extraordinarily posh event...all were lamenting the fact that THEIR OWN WORKERS could not afford to purchase health insurance
Well, at least give them a minimum amount of credit for raising some money themselves.
Twice in the last 10-12 years, Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson ... a multi-millionaire ... went crawling to Albany looking for a handout.
He cried that he couldn't afford to pay his players' ... they too being multi-millionaires ... and threatened to move the team.
Albany politicians gave him $400 million taxpayer dollars, and Ralph was so grateful he named the stadium after himself.

[peyton randolph]

IIRC, Coulter has a team of writers for her columns and books. I’d bet she has at least a couple versions of the same column written and picks one for publication. Different writers will have different takes on the same issues.

[Norm Lenhart]

Is she does then she is a bigger fraud than I think she is.

[peyton randolph]

Her book ghostwriters include David Wagner. There are accusations that “High Crimes and Misdemeanors” plagiarized Human Events’ writer Michael Chapman. If true, it’s unclear whether such such plagiarism was by Coulter or a ghost writer for her.

As for her use of ghost writers, Coulter told Heritage Foundation in October that she does her own research and writing.

However, here’s what Brent Bozell had to say on the issue:

“I bet Ann Coulter hasn’t written a column herself since 1998. Have you noticed anything different in her writing since then?”

http://dailycurrant.com/2014/02/20/we-all-use-ghostwriters-big-deal/

Note that Bozell contends that every conservative pundit employs ghost writers.

[CorporateStepsister]

I give it a while and then soon some enterprising lawyer will likely start representing people around the country. It’ll be a new gold mine.

[x]

Almost like she intends to keep people running in circles. Almost like that would keep the right wing off balance and unable to coalesce behind ideas and direction.

Almost like someone planned it that way. No...not ‘almost’. Not at all. Trouble is that few people see it for what it is. Or want to believe she either went to the dark side or was, there from the start. But actions speak for themselves.

Like she wasn't erratic before?

Or like people didn't notice because they agreed with the more outrageous things Ann said?

So far as I can tell from a quick look, the columns -- whether Ann wrote them or not -- are pretty reliably conservative.

Maybe I'm missing something, but it looks to me like what people are objecting to are the candidates Ann endorses and the things she says on television more than anything that turns up in the written work.

Unless her earlier excesses -- "Rape the Earth," etc. -- were also part of some calculated plan as well, I suspect Ann's inconsistencies are a natural and consistent part of her character.

[Syncro]

She does all of her own writing and research.

[Norm Lenhart]

I would think that it’s too big a gamble to go the ghostwriter route. But She isn’t exactly honest with her audience about her conservatism so I suppose anything is possible.

[Fledermaus]

In the “good old days” in most states, if you got caught hiring illegal aliens you lost your business license.

On the federal level the business owner should be prosecuted for violating the I-9 form at least (that useless document that allows the business to “confirm” the new hire is legal - passed under the 1986 Amnesty bill signed, sigh, by Reagan).

Or be prosectuted for aiding and abetting a criminal. Or treason?

Politicians are so full of it they on one hand wink and nod and look the other way for illegals while demanding a hire minimum wage. For whom? Who other than illegals will have a job?

This is insanity.

[Fledermaus]

And another thing...why don’t all these “farmers” spend their time making the lawmakers stop raising the cost of hiring an American citizen instead of lobbying for more illegals?

Oh yeah, too much trouble when it’s easier to get a politician to rob your neighbor for you by calling it “the law”.

[MaxMax]

Coulter made her bed with Maher. He would hoodwink the left base to become wealthy
while she hornswoggled the right to become rich. It's a game to them. Neither give
a crap about politics. They only play their roles.

Coulter is a fraud, and a poser.

[Dagnabitt]

I'm thankful for Ann Coulter speaking up against the coming amnesty betrayal of our homeland. She's one of the few in the public sphere that's doing so.

Not sure why that upsets so many around here. Perhaps they employ a lot of illegals, or perhaps they're just Dem trolls looking forward to the Mexico-merger death of the USA.

[MaxMax]

Or maybe you missed her betrayal.

[Dagnabitt]

Her message against the GOP’s coming amnesty is correct.