View Full Version : Coulter: I'll campaign for Hillary if McCain is the nominee
ronnieraygun
02-01-2008, 05:29 PM
B.b.but...she had MAN HANDS
http://www.youtube.com/v/HuTqgqhxVMc
WarriorMonk
02-01-2008, 05:32 PM
what a bitch.
Aerosoul
02-01-2008, 05:33 PM
That was amusing.
Havoc345
02-01-2008, 05:39 PM
Why would Conservatives rather have Obama or Hillary in office than McCain ? All I hear is if McCain gets the nomination Conservatives said they'll stay home.
Firetxmi
02-01-2008, 05:48 PM
She's an idiot.
But as much as I don't want Hillary to even be in the race, I'd love to see Coulter have to finally put her "money were her mouth is," so to speak.
If anyone is up for a good laugh check this Coulter gem out: http://youtube.com/watch?v=1FKF4Z36hyQ
I love the CBC Reporters reaction!
2Sheds_Jackson
02-01-2008, 05:51 PM
Why would Conservatives rather have Obama or Hillary in office than McCain ? All I hear is if McCain gets the nomination Conservatives said they'll stay home.
Well I think that's just frustration talking. McCain is no friend to conservatives, but he's still better than the Entitlement Twins.
eskachig
02-01-2008, 06:29 PM
She's an idiot.
But as much as I don't want Hillary to even be in the race, I'd love to see Coulter have to finally put her "money were her mouth is," so to speak.
If anyone is up for a good laugh check this Coulter gem out: http://youtube.com/watch?v=1FKF4Z36hyQ
I love the CBC Reporters reaction!Haha brilliant! The woman has no grasp of history, or reality for that matter. I imagine conservatives hate her like liberals hate Cindy Sheehan. She makes them look retarded.
signatory
02-01-2008, 06:34 PM
Fantastic news for McCain!
I'mOnlyHalfPolish
02-01-2008, 07:47 PM
i think she is all talk and is laughing her way to the bank pretending to be this neo-con, meanwhile filling her pocketbook with cash from books and appearances riding the wave of conservatism in the US
Hollis
02-01-2008, 07:53 PM
This is a lot of talk, even in the military forums that is very negative of McCain. Any ways this primary is getting zanier and zanier.......... Who knows maybe some dark horse will rise to the occasion.
Hot Lips
02-01-2008, 08:21 PM
She's an opportunist and an attention whore. Stop reading/viewing her and putting $ in her pocket.
Chulo
02-01-2008, 10:05 PM
Why would Conservatives rather have Obama or Hillary in office than McCain ? All I hear is if McCain gets the nomination Conservatives said they'll stay home.
because alot of the bills that people have issue with are actually sponsored by McCain
The McCain-Kennedy Immigration Bill
The McCain-Feingold-Cochran Campaign Reform Bill
for example
WarDancer
02-01-2008, 10:09 PM
Haha brilliant! The woman has no grasp of history, or reality for that matter. I imagine conservatives hate her like liberals hate Cindy Sheehan. She makes them look retarded.
As far as I can see, Liberals LOVE Sheehan. I've yet to hear any liberal politician or talking head denounce Sheehan.
Roids
02-01-2008, 10:15 PM
Conservatives should really get rid of the cancer that is Coulter. She's a embarrassment not only to conservatives but to the whole country, where a mainstream figure can believe and say such things.
swamper
02-01-2008, 10:23 PM
Why would Conservatives rather have Obama or Hillary in office than McCain ? All I hear is if McCain gets the nomination Conservatives said they'll stay home.
A somewhat plausible and strategic reason I've heard has been that conservatives would rather have a Democrat mess things up rather than a pseudo-conservative/pseudo-Republican.
WarDancer
02-01-2008, 10:52 PM
A somewhat plausible and strategic reason I've heard has been that conservatives would rather have a Democrat mess things up rather than a pseudo-conservative/pseudo-Republican.
Yep, Bush 43's second term was an unmitigated disaster and revealed his true colors which were anything but conservative or Republican. More along the lines of a..a...a...Well, Im not sure to tell you the truth.
Merfeller
02-01-2008, 11:38 PM
The next President will appoint three Supreme Court Justices. If Coulter would rather have Hillary appoint these life-long ueber-judges than McCain (assuming he gets the nod over Romney) then she'd better not ever write a column lamenting judicial activism again. Same goes for the conservatives who follow through with their threats to stay home on election day. Don't ever ****ing bitch and moan again. I constantly marvel at the political stupidity of a large portion of the right. They'd rather follow a candidate who's got no chance in hell into defeat than compromise with a guy like McCain.
That being said, I agree with others here who think Coulter is all about the bucks. She's a shameless self promoter and way past her prime. The next step for her is the reality show circuit.
She's an idiot.
For an idiot she has accomplished a lot; from graduating an Ivy school with *** laude, to placing top 10% in her law school class, makes her a smart idiot. I think she knows the game very well and has a lot of talent in turning politics in to a good money making career; not everyone can do that.
Power_serj
02-02-2008, 12:05 AM
First of all, she's trying to discredit McCain because she wants Romney or whoever to win the elections and she knows that she has heavy influence on harline conservatives. McCain is a moderate, and the only successful candidates are moderates who can reach compromises and encourage bipartisanship. If it did come down to McCain vs. Hillary or Obama, she will definately vote for McCain.
Also, I honestly think it may have something to do with Hillary being a woman, it makes her feel more powerful, as a woman is in power. She is a biggotted narcissist, and a woman in political power, would give all other women more power, political and other "power".
Firetxmi
02-02-2008, 12:33 AM
For an idiot she has accomplished a lot; from graduating an Ivy school with *** laude, to placing top 10% in her law school class, makes her a smart idiot. I think she knows the game very well and has a lot of talent in turning politics in to a good money making career; not everyone can do that.
She may be savvy, but that does not make her any less of a do*che bag. Even the most well educated can be idiots.
How many troops did Canada send to Vietnam? :D It was priceless, I love how the camera stayed on her the whole time to catch her reaction.
noname
02-02-2008, 02:52 AM
For an idiot she has accomplished a lot; from graduating an Ivy school with *** laude, to placing top 10% in her law school class, makes her a smart idiot. I think she knows the game very well and has a lot of talent in turning politics in to a good money making career; not everyone can do that.
True, true, but anyone can get a *** change.p-)
gaijinsamurai
02-02-2008, 03:19 AM
It figures. McCain is the only Republican I like (besides Ron Paul), and of course, this bitch is against him. He'll get my vote if Billary gets the Democratic nomination, and I'm a Democrat.
signatory
02-02-2008, 03:48 AM
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BTW - on topic - in my country we stopped listening to horses ages ago.
I'd vote for McCain anyday of the week before I vote for either Obama or Clinton. I'll hate every second of it, but I'll be damned if I see another blue jackass get into the White House again.
BTW, didn't she endorse Romney? Is she working for his campaign?
Afro-European
02-02-2008, 03:31 PM
She first endorsed rep.Duncan Hunter but when he bowed out of the race,she threw her support behind Mitt Romney(who will likely lose to McCain).I'm curious to see if she will indeed vote for Hillary whom she hates with passion.
I'd vote for McCain anyday of the week before I vote for either Obama or Clinton. I'll hate every second of it, but I'll be damned if I see another blue jackass get into the White House again.
BTW, didn't she endorse Romney? Is she working for his campaign?
BloodyTalon
02-02-2008, 03:39 PM
Well if thats the case... McCain 08!
muttbutt
02-02-2008, 03:52 PM
The question has to be asked...who gives a **** what she/he? thinks, just like her fun fair mirror doppleganger Mikey Moore....if your opinions are swayed by people like that, your a moron, don't breed.
She first endorsed rep.Duncan Hunter but when he bowed out of the race,she threw her support behind Mitt Romney(who will likely lose to McCain).I'm curious to see if she will indeed vote for Hillary whom she hates with passion.
Although I'd hate to see any votes go to Hilldog, it would be kinda funny to see Coulter vote Democrat this year.
Love you Ann keep up the good work ... all these lib's bunching their panties over your free speech.
McCain is Ted Kennedy with Military service, Attacks Free Speech with McCain Feingold, and wants amnesty for millions of law breaking illegal ailiens with his buddy Teddy.
I liked McCain of 2000 a lot more than I do McCain of 2007 and I wish he would have gotten the nomination back then instead of Dubya. But if that fella Coulter doesn't like him he wins back a few cool points in my book.
... all these lib's bunching their panties over your free speech.
They love it. Every time she opens her mouth they get votes.
Freedom-Fries
02-03-2008, 04:27 AM
McCain is no friend to conservatives
Says who ? The same people who claimed he had an illegitimate child from an Asian prostitute ?
The conservatives who don't want tax increases and would like to see the federal govt's role decreased not increased. You know, real conservatives.
McCain wants big govt and tax increases.
hank
These threads crack me up. If you get mad at anything Coulter says you might as well get mad at rappers who talk about Thug life or actors who play roles where they protest against something who find near and dear. Coulter does this crap on purpose just to make people buy her books, read her columns, etc. Just like rappers and actresses, she's just selling stuff. She is an actress but on a different stage than most actresses. If you look at her in that light, she's actually pretty funny. Otherwise, her position piss off everyone.
hank
MJC9678
02-03-2008, 02:04 PM
Ann is more funny than a serious political commentator. If Rush or Hannity said the same thing, I would perk up a bit.
One question concerning Ann: How many beers would it take to jump in the sack with her? You can combine beers ans shots in your answer as well.
Me, 1 6 pack and a half bottle of jaeger. The jaeger makes me black out...
Ann is more funny than a serious political commentator. If Rush or Hannity said the same thing, I would perk up a bit.
Don't know about Hannity but Rush is no fan of McCain.
If these talking heads and Republicans in general were looking for an actual conservative they'd be backing Paul. I think they're looking for a neoconservative on foreign policy and a bible thumping social conservative on domestic issues.
McCain's their best shot out of this crop of candidates at winning the general election. He's certainly right of center but moderate enough to not scare off all the independents.
Firetxmi
02-03-2008, 09:07 PM
If these talking heads and Republicans in general were looking for an actual conservative they'd be backing Paul. I think they're looking for a neoconservative on foreign policy and a bible thumping social conservative on domestic issues.
McCain's they're best shot out of this crop of candidates at winning the general election. He's certainly right of center but moderate enough to not scare off all the independents.
Excellent analysis! Especially the bold part!
http://themoderatevoice.com/wordpress-engine/files/caglecartoons02/_A3151929_029C_452A_B3EF_4D25BDEC5B0E_.gif
Why do people even pay notice to her?
2Sheds_Jackson
02-04-2008, 12:23 AM
Says who ?
Um...his voting record?
He's to the right of most Democrats, but hardly a conservative. That may suit most people just fine, I'm just sayin'.
Hollis
02-04-2008, 12:28 AM
This is getting to be a wild election. Coulter will back Hillary if McCain gets the R's sport, John Edwards has endorsed McCain. I wonder who is also going to cross "party" lines.
Flagg
02-04-2008, 12:48 AM
These threads crack me up. If you get mad at anything Coulter says you might as well get mad at rappers who talk about Thug life or actors who play roles where they protest against something who find near and dear. Coulter does this crap on purpose just to make people buy her books, read her columns, etc. Just like rappers and actresses, she's just selling stuff. She is an actress but on a different stage than most actresses. If you look at her in that light, she's actually pretty funny. Otherwise, her position piss off everyone.
hank
yeah...Coulter is like a blonder, less feminine Howard Stern of politics......a good bit less intentionally funny, and a good bit more unintentionally funny.
She's the #1 mediawhore of shock politics....Ba Ba Booie!
2Sheds_Jackson
02-04-2008, 02:24 PM
These threads crack me up. If you get mad at anything Coulter says you might as well get mad at rappers who talk about Thug life or actors who play roles where they protest against something who find near and dear. Coulter does this crap on purpose just to make people buy her books, read her columns, etc. Just like rappers and actresses, she's just selling stuff. She is an actress but on a different stage than most actresses. If you look at her in that light, she's actually pretty funny. Otherwise, her position piss off everyone.
hank
I think you hit the nail on the head. To me, she's a right wing version of Jon Stewart not some great political mind. They're both entertainment - being alternately serious or silly whenever it will get them into/out of a jam. But there's a thin thread of reality behind what they say that keeps people interested.
Hollis
02-04-2008, 03:01 PM
It is still comical how some folks get all wound up with her. What was her name again?
Flagg
02-04-2008, 03:28 PM
It is still comical how some folks get all wound up with her. What was her name again?
There was a scene in that Howard Stern movie where a pair of media executives were going over Howard Stern's supposed ratings, something to the effect of:
People who LIKE Howard Stern listen in for an average of 52 minutes and the reason given why they listen is: "They want to hear what comes out of his mouth next."
People who HATE Howard Stern listen in for an average of 87 minutes and the reason given why they listen is: They want to hear what comes out of his mouth next."
Hollis
02-04-2008, 03:38 PM
Flagg, no wonder the US has a sad reputation, watching our political process one has to wonder is there any intelligent life left in the US.
Look at the most globally notable Americans, Hollyweird elitists, talking heads and Politicians.
Winger
02-04-2008, 03:46 PM
Well, MCain has been backstabbing his party and his president for some time know so is it any surprise true republicans don't like him? He is a very expedient man. I don't give a frog's fat rump what his distant past has been. It doesn't make excuses for his actions in the past 8 years.
Notice how the "mainstream" media likes him? I mean, the New York Times like him, that's not good. Especally if you are a true conservative. Reagan is rolling in his grave as we speak.
Not sure why he just doesn't fly his true colors and become a democrat. The only thing that has him a hair to the right of the democratic front runners is the war on terror. That's it.
Ann is dead-on about him but I wouldn't go so far as supporting Hillary. John McClinton is the lesser of two evils. :)
Lt. James Anderson
02-04-2008, 04:59 PM
McCain is no different than Hillary (they are both communists!). Except that Hillary has the balls to say what she believes in.
Well, MCain has been backstabbing his party and his president for some time know so is it any surprise true republicans don't like him? He is a very expedient man. I don't give a frog's fat rump what his distant past has been. It doesn't make excuses for his actions in the past 8 years.
Notice how the "mainstream" media likes him? I mean, the New York Times like him, that's not good. Especally if you are a true conservative. Reagan is rolling in his grave as we speak.
Not sure why he just doesn't fly his true colors and become a democrat. The only thing that has him a hair to the right of the democratic front runners is the war on terror. That's it. :)
Well, maybe the reason the mainstream media likes McCain is because he not willing to follow the cult of neocons without dissent all the time. He understands well that his party's president has shafted the U.S. so well that it will take a decade to unload all the crap. McCain understands that when government spends wantonly it's not wise to call for permanent tax breaks while borrowing tons of money from other programs. The only chance Republicans have is through a moderate voice that will appeal to the independent voters, otherwise forget about it.
Lt. James Anderson
02-04-2008, 05:24 PM
McCain is no moderate.
He's a liberal wolf in republican's clothing.
How is McCain that different than Reagan? I mean they both love big govt and are hawks. I guess maybe taxation would be a difference.
I'm not dissing on Reagan but he wasn't a true conservative. He was a Republican yes and even a great President (and certainly a great American). But a true conservative differs from him on many issues.
hank
I don't think this nation will see "true conservative" ideology in the white house, ever. It takes a behemoth government to run a behemoth that was in creation for past century.
Which is my main argument against Ron Paul. The fact is that for a true libertarian/conservative a Chief Executive can't accomplish everything that needs to be accomplished to return to a states rights dominated form of govt that a true conservative should want. That idea was out the window after FDR and maybe even prior to FDR. What we are left with is a weird Rush Limbaugh/Anne Coulter fantasy world where no true conservative can get elected unless he sells out to big fed govt influence. Hence why I don't get mad at Anne Coulter. She entertains a certain segment and pisses off another. Which keeps her perpetually employed.
hank
I honestly think there was no other way out, but for our government to expand the way it did. Ron Paul ideas are good for 18th century America where paranoia against the big oppressive government made sense. Our country's name, wealth, and status would not be what it is today if the executive office did not expand powers- the "implied powers," or the feds expand beyond what Jefferson would ever imagine.
That is a valid argument although I disagree. I see the point, but the fact is that the fed govt acts in so many areas in which its just not necessary nor constitutional under a strict reading and yet we allow it as a country.
I don't think you can underestimate the power the great depression had. Most people felt powerless to combat it and were willing to allow FDR to so stuff that was so far removed from constitutionality just to save our country. Fact is, however, that only the war saved us. But it was too late. All that New Deal leg (now constitutional) was the springboard for the behemoth we have today. And once Republicans figured out they could "buy" the vote too, well, then we were doomed. States rights wre forever gone. Which is a shame.
That is just one guy's opinion though. You could totall be right. We'll just never know. But to argue for going back is naive IMHO.
hank
I'm not a historian, but to brush off the New Deal and the many programs that came with it you would need some very solid evidence, which I never encountered from leading academics. The old conservative approach of Laze Fare was not working, and the government did do a lot to create millions of jobs, from whose projects our national economy still benefits from.
I'm not trying to brush it off. You are probably right. I'm just saying that if you disassociate yourself from the economincs of it and view it purely constitutionally, a large part of the new deal is violative of the then widely accpeted view of the Commerce Clause. Thus, allowing the New Deal was a break from the normative view of the commerce clause. Right or wrong that is widely accepted.
Where has that break lead us? Big govt that is out of control. Is that good or bad? That is for each person to decide, but understand that if not for the "switch in time that saved 9" much of the current fed govt wouldn't exist.
That was my point. Sorry that was unclear. The argument about the effectiveness of the New Deal is removed from whether, at the time, it was constitutional. And it probably wasn't in the 1920's.
hank
There is no argument that the SCOTUS has interpreted the constitution differently through different times when politics saw fit. How the laws and the constitution is interpreted is extremely subjective, and what's the correct interpretation will be an endless argument. One thing for sure, during the New Deal era, the majority of Americans were very angry at the Supreme Court and it's four horsemen.
What will be our tomorrow's "supreme law of the land" is based on what political ideology our justices will hold. The scary part is our politicians no longer sing to the tune of blind justice principals, they openly sell us the idea that if you elect me, I'll get the judges that will interpret the law to our party's ideology.
Why would Conservatives rather have Obama or Hillary in office than McCain ? All I hear is if McCain gets the nomination Conservatives said they'll stay home.
Easy answer....
because they ****ttt on him so bad last time....it would make them look weak to support him now.
That is...the average idiot americans thought process.
McCain is my hero always and forever..... a true warrior.
9mmRifle
02-06-2008, 03:44 AM
Although I'd hate to see any votes go to Hilldog, it would be kinda funny to see Coulter vote Democrat this year.
Why does Coulter have a fanclub ?
Nizark
02-07-2008, 06:01 PM
im a dem, and i like mccain. Dude is totally wacky and speaks his mind. I think it was him who said 'f that guy' during a committee meeting, or some other public event. He's crazy, but a good crazy. As for Coulter, she needs to go swallow some fiberglass, and wash it down with a tall glass of drain cleaner. She spews more bile during one interview than any organ can produce in a year. GO MCCAIN!!!
budgie
02-08-2008, 07:24 AM
McCain is no moderate.
He's a liberal wolf in republican's clothing.
Actually under the "wolves, sheep, sheepdogs" analogy the far right prefers I believe he'd be a sheep if that were true.
Hands up anyone who can recite the entire Team America version of that.
Winger
02-08-2008, 07:29 AM
When Romney was in play he was obviously a better choice than McCain. Now, the only choice is McCain. It sucks but if you look at his record as a whole, it is a conservative record albeit not an ideal one.
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