Ann Coulter was very wishy washy tonight on Palin. She said she thinks that Palin shouldn’t run because she has much more influence in her current position. However when Hannity cornered her on whether or not she would support Palin, she gave this lame excuse that she just hasn’t thought of Palin running and basically said she might support her. I think she just feels that Palin is a weak candidate.

Also, she kind of slipped this into the discussion as well, that she thinks that Palin is leaving the door open to 2012 because Newt told her she’d get higher speaking fees. Wow, that sounds a bit conspiratorial.

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  • Padre Greg

    Ann Coulter sounded totally Bizarro tonight. Like a Libtard :|

    • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_42R6GG455RRKOSTB3QT5JIF2AQ Rabid Conservative!

      I agree. She sounded like Joe Scarborough. I thought she was hugely demeaning of Palin and Rush and Levin and Newt. Coulter has become a twit. I knew Coulter was a fraud when she picked a fight with Joseph Farah and WND.

      • Anonymous

        Oh you mean rather, when Joseph Farah of World Nut Daily picked a fight (for publicity) with Ann over who she gave a speech to… which had absolutely nothing to do with him. So you’re siding with the guy who claims to believe Obama was born in Kenya?

        I really don’t think you should be throwing the “twit” label around, glass houses and all. : )

    • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_42R6GG455RRKOSTB3QT5JIF2AQ Rabid Conservative!

      I agree. She sounded like Joe Scarborough. I thought she was hugely demeaning of Palin and Rush and Levin and Newt. Coulter has become a twit. I knew Coulter was a fraud when she picked a fight with Joseph Farah and WND.

  • http://www.planettron.com NickDeringer

    Please allow me to be the objectivist. (If you’re not sure what an objectivist is then read Atlas Shrugged)

    Palin has played hide and seek on the question of a presidential run. She won’t jump in, but she won’t definitively say no. Coulter senses something not quite right. It would not surprise me that Newt is all about speaking fees. He’s been cashing on his speaker of the house job for years.

    Clearly Coulter has serious doubts about Palin, but she is a fellow contributor on Fox so she has to chose her words carefully. I wouldn’t be too quick to write off Ann’s analysis.

    • http://www.therightscoop.com/ therightscoop

      I’m not writing her analysis off. I just think Coulter would prefer not to have to support Palin in a potus run.

      • Anonymous

        Exactly.

        Coulter wants a conventional, safe party machine guy.

      • Anonymous

        Exactly.

        Coulter wants a conventional, safe party machine guy.

      • Anonymous

        Exactly.

        Coulter wants a conventional, safe party machine guy.

      • http://twitter.com/ozziecastillo The Wizard of Oz

        Just to clarify-

        Do you think it’s that Coulter doesn’t want to support Palin during a run for the office, or during the primary?

        • http://www.therightscoop.com/ therightscoop

          Well you heard her the other day…Christie is the only one who can beat Obama. Sounds like to me she thinks that we don’t have a strong enough candidate to beat O if Christie doesn’t run.

          • http://twitter.com/ozziecastillo The Wizard of Oz

            I understood what she said, but you said that she [Coulter] would prefer not to support Palin in a POTUS run.

            I’m betting that the opinion is strictly limited to the primaries, and not Ann’s decision about the vote in November 2012.

            If Ann thinks that only Christie can win in 2012, do you think that Ann will not support Palin over Obama if they were to face-off during the election?

            There is no way that I believe that, so I don’t think it’s rational to get wound up over what she says about it.

    • Anonymous

      When will you understand that Palin has gone rogue at every stage of her career?

      That’s why Ann “senses something not right.” Palin is not a career party machine politician.

      For all of Ann’s, and Sean’s, talk of being conservative, etc., they’re conventional party people, and when it comes down to it, want candidates to act like all the other candidates.

      Palin doesn’t. And Palin won’t.

      Coulter is as Establishment as they come. She does great research. And does yeoman’s work ridiculing libs.

      But she’s not rogue. Being extravagant is her schtick. So for her that’s her convention. That’s how she makes her money.

      Palin is actually rogue. Hence, Ann’s totally explainable support for the conventional party machine guy Christie. And her wishy washyness toward Palin.

      Coulter talks the talk – which makes HER a lot of money speaking about speaking fees! – but she’s actually a conventional party operative.

      IMO

      • http://www.planettron.com NickDeringer

        If Palin ran I would definitely support he, but she’s not running.

    • Anonymous

      I sense something else going on in Wasilia too. I don’t want to go into everthing I’m thinking but let me just summarize what I feel concerning Sarah Palin and when she should announce her presidential aspirations…

      Gov. Palin is not dumb (never mind what every lib says) and she happens to be quite shrewd. Perhaps, just an assumption here, she is playing political chicken with the other potential candidates; last person to flinch wins. I know what you’re thinking, what about Fred thompson last election. Yes, I understand it didn’t work for Fred Thompson last election, but I believe he wasn’t truly ready and he’s not a political superstar. Needless to say Sarah is a political superstar and she will be ready.

      Case in Point: Where has Gov Palin been (to name a few) within the last two months and where will she be in March?
      -January 28th Weatherby Foundation International – Keynote speaker – Palin shares stories of her childhood in Alaska
      .-February 4th: Reagan Ranch Center/Young America Foundation – Keynote speaker at Ronald Reagans 100th Birthday Celebration where Palin reflected on President Reagan’s famous speech, “Time for Choosing,”
      -February 17th: Speaking to the Long Island Association – the largest business organization in New York

      and last but not least…
      - Marh 19th: Giving Keynote Address in India at the India Today Conclave – Where Palin will be speaking on “My Vision of America”. The Theme of the Conclave is “The Changing Balance of Power” (wink wink nudge nudge)

      Do I have to spell it it for you people? Palin is on the move and she will be ready to announce when the right time comes!

      • http://www.planettron.com NickDeringer

        I have 2 words to sum up what you just said: speaking fees.

        • Anonymous

          Yes, she does command a nice fee and she deserves every penny considering the hell she’s been through by the Left!

      • Zaza69

        I agree: it is a chess game. She is waiting for the right time to make her move and ride the right wave. It appears that she might get that opportunity as soon as the price of fuel becomes unbearable. Then, everybody will turn to her while she pushes for drilling in ANWAR. Right now, it is too early for her to get into the game, that’s what the libtards are waiting for: to get her to loose her credibility, to destroy her and make the path easy for Obama for 2012.

        This is a woman that prays and relies on God for favor. If and when God wants her to get in, she will and it is going to be for a total win!

        • Anonymous

          I totally agree! Good point about ANWAR! I wanted to also add to your point about the Libs wanting her to get in too early…

          Have you noticed how quiet Sarah has been the last few months? This is driving the Libs up the wall. They want Gov. palin to say something…anything. Why? So they can control the narrative and misrepresent and malign what she says (doesn’t matter if it’s the truth – that’s secondary to libs). Yes, the Libs will overplay their hand with Sarah and when they do Gov. Palin will be the one to ex[ose the MSM for the biased goons they really are. Can’t wait!

    • Anonymous

      I sense something else going on in Wasilia too. I don’t want to go into everthing I’m thinking but let me just summarize what I feel concerning Sarah Palin and when she should announce her presidential aspirations…

      Gov. Palin is not dumb (never mind what every lib says) and she happens to be quite shrewd. Perhaps, just an assumption here, she is playing political chicken with the other potential candidates; last person to flinch wins. I know what you’re thinking, what about Fred thompson last election. Yes, I understand it didn’t work for Fred Thompson last election, but I believe he wasn’t truly ready and he’s not a political superstar. Needless to say Sarah is a political superstar and she will be ready.

      Case in Point: Where has Gov Palin been (to name a few) within the last two months and where will she be in March?
      -January 28th Weatherby Foundation International – Keynote speaker – Palin shares stories of her childhood in Alaska
      .-February 4th: Reagan Ranch Center/Young America Foundation – Keynote speaker at Ronald Reagans 100th Birthday Celebration where Palin reflected on President Reagan’s famous speech, “Time for Choosing,”
      -February 17th: Speaking to the Long Island Association – the largest business organization in New York

      and last but not least…
      - Marh 19th: Giving Keynote Address in India at the India Today Conclave – Where Palin will be speaking on “My Vision of America”. The Theme of the Conclave is “The Changing Balance of Power” (wink wink nudge nudge)

      Do I have to spell it it for you people? Palin is on the move and she will be ready to announce when the right time comes!

    • Anonymous

      Agreed Newt is just in it for the speaking fees & boost in book sales.

    • Anonymous

      Agreed Newt is just in it for the speaking fees & boost in book sales.

    • Sdee

      She is in the tank for Chirstie. Unless he can explain his appointment of a Sharia judge, his core principles remain deeply suspect.

      At this point, with the nation and freedom at the precipice, it should only take 2 or 3 sentences out of the mouth of a candidate to know if they have the conviction and courage to lead America out of this darkness. Allen West stands out.

      Reagan was like that and the RNC snubbed him. He came back to run again. There is no time, no room, left for the RNC to run a “rightwing” Progressive

      • http://www.planettron.com NickDeringer

        Reliable conservatives like George Will have serious reservation about Palin.

        So does Glenn Beck. He has said “Herman Cain could be the next Reagan.”

        Palin is very happy where she is. She is one of the most powerful women in America. She’s enjoying her success with her family. Why go to DC and wallow in that sewer?

        Coulture is basically right. Bookmark this thread and come read it in a 6 months when Palin takes a pass on all the debates.

        • zytekfan

          I believe Herman Cain is the right candidate because he has never held public office and he is well versed in business. He’s gone in and fixed numerous dire situations.

          To fix the government, someone with sound business experience and strong conservative beliefs needs to be elected.

        • Anonymous

          Yes Nick I agree that Sarah Palin is one of the most powerful women in America! And what a powerful President she would be also!

          • http://www.planettron.com NickDeringer

            If she were running.

  • zytekfan

    Something’s just not quite right with what Coulter is saying. I think her analysis has changed drastically since last year, which makes me wonder if somebody is telling her to say what she’s been saying.

    • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_42R6GG455RRKOSTB3QT5JIF2AQ Rabid Conservative!

      Coulter is Doing the Bidding of Establishment. She is still an elitist piece of garbage. Ann is not a Conservative anymore.

      • zytekfan

        Yep, that’s what I thought. Someone in the GOP establishment is pulling her strings and moving her lips.

        She used to bring up good points, but now it’s clear she doesn’t want Tea Partiers to have anything to do with the GOP presidential nomination.

        If you want to hear a strong conservative woman in the press, it’s Michelle Malkin.

        • Anonymous

          Yep, see my comments above!

        • Anonymous

          I have no respect for Coulter anymore. She is one egg short of a dozen.

      • Pageyuri

        what do you truly know about be a conservative,you narrow minded fool.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_42R6GG455RRKOSTB3QT5JIF2AQ Rabid Conservative!

    Coulter is truly pathetic. Today Ann Coulter officially jumps the shark. Pretty Soon Ann Coulter could join MSNBC. Coulter is clearly so ANTI-Palin it is pathetic. Jealousy. I think so. Coulter will never have my support again. Romney and Christie. Ann is just a joke.

    • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_YT4KPYOJBU4RP2M7RVJN3O3HYU Yuri

      what do you truly know about be a conservative,you narrow minded fool.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_42R6GG455RRKOSTB3QT5JIF2AQ Rabid Conservative!

    Ann Coulter has morphed into Joe Scarborough! Please Run, Governor Palin!

    • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_YT4KPYOJBU4RP2M7RVJN3O3HYU Yuri

      what do you truly know about be a conservative,you narrow minded fool.

  • Anonymous

    This is all about one thing: Christie.

    The Christie fetishism is getting out of hand. A full explanation would be pretty long-winded, so here’s the gist:

    Christie, while popular among urban and suburban voters in the northeast, would do poorly in traditionally conservative states because of (to me at least) his seeming disdain for more socially conservative, rural voters. This was clearly on display during his visit with jimmy fallon (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/11/24/chris-christie-sarah-palin_n_788019.html) with his classless condescension and eye-rolling in regards to Sarah Palin. Palin, however, is not seen in that manner, and is in fact seen as a charismatic figure within the social / rural conservative movement, and would more likely than not benefit from Christie’s personality shortfalls.

    Christie knows this, which is why he isn’t running. He isn’t a stupid man.

    Coulter also knows this, which is why she, who herself is a Northeast native, has chosen Palin as a target. The idea is that if Palin doesn’t run, Christie will saddle up (although he’d still be look upon with suspicion with SoCon voters).

    That’s my theory at least. Personally, I like both of them. Palin is generally welcoming towards different ideological strata with the conservative movement. It is, however, the smug condescension and elitism demonstrated by those such as Christie that is dividing the party.

    • zytekfan

      Christie’s been exposed and anyone with half a brain can figure out he’s a RINO

      http://conservativenewjersey.com/the-myth-of-christie-conservatism-intro

      • Anonymous

        Thank you SOOOO much. I was looking for this piece the other day.

    • Anonymous

      Coulter reveals her Commitment to the Establishment with her shilling for the NONconservative party machine guy Christie.

  • Anonymous

    This is all about one thing: Christie.

    The Christie fetishism is getting out of hand. A full explanation would be pretty long-winded, so here’s the gist:

    Christie, while popular among urban and suburban voters in the northeast, would do poorly in traditionally conservative states because of (to me at least) his seeming disdain for more socially conservative, rural voters. This was clearly on display during his visit with jimmy fallon (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/11/24/chris-christie-sarah-palin_n_788019.html) with his classless condescension and eye-rolling in regards to Sarah Palin. Palin, however, is not seen in that manner, and is in fact seen as a charismatic figure within the social / rural conservative movement, and would more likely than not benefit from Christie’s personality shortfalls.

    Christie knows this, which is why he isn’t running. He isn’t a stupid man.

    Coulter also knows this, which is why she, who herself is a Northeast native, has chosen Palin as a target. The idea is that if Palin doesn’t run, Christie will saddle up (although he’d still be look upon with suspicion with SoCon voters).

    That’s my theory at least. Personally, I like both of them. Palin is generally welcoming towards different ideological strata with the conservative movement. It is, however, the smug condescension and elitism demonstrated by those such as Christie that is dividing the party.

  • http://twitter.com/Super_Sachiko Jasmine Clark

    liking ann less and less… wow

  • Anonymous

    As a New Jersey resident, I want to warn all you Chris Christie fans. Be careful what you wish for. The same tough talk Chistie uses on budget matters will be the same tough talk he uses against conservatives on issues like gun control, illegal immigration or even ObamaCare. He is not the rock rib conservative so many people think he is.

    My advice, mimic his style but go with someone else.

  • EloiseQ

    I have never liked Ann Coulter. She’s a showboater. She likes to stir up controversy with the little “verbal bombs” that she drops, and when she’s challenged she gets ruder and louder (if that’s possible) instead of debating with facts. Coulter is what the “South Park” creators would come up with as a caricature of a conservative commentator.

  • Anonymous

    I don’t find myself disagreeing with Coulter much, but I’ve just never really liked her that much, shes just a bit off for me.

  • http://community.livejournal.com/black_avenger_1/profile Virus-X

    This is one of the saddest, most pathetic degenerations I’ve had the misfortune of having to bear witness to. She has become a complete RINO. Now, where she was a sought-after speaker, every time she opens her mouth, she hurts the team (http://www.americanthinker.com/2006/06/ann_coulter_hurts_the_cause.html). There’s no way she could be unaware of the fact that she’s endorsing an anti-gun (http://conservativenewjersey.com/chris-christie-a-conservative-myth-part-7), islamonazi-pushing (http://www.jewishworldreview.com/0111/emerson012011.php3), dictator-loving, amnesty shilling (http://hotair.com/archives/2010/06/30/chris-christie-on-immigration-we-need-a-path-to-citizenship/), eco-leftard (http://libertysflame.com/cgi-bin/readart.cgi?ArtNum=13561). Then again, Coulter supports co-opting Conservative ideals of a society, free of social engineering and social liberalism, by bringing gays into the mix.

    As for her thing with Palin, it sounds like PURE JEALOUSY. Whereas Coulter used to be the glamor girl in the spotlight, Sarah Palin’s almost totally taken it away from her. The crack about speaking fees sounds more, to me, like Ann’s going to have to charge LESS, because she’s finding herself less-and-less in demand, except by RINO gays and various other miscreants. It’s quite possible Coulter’s nothing more than an attention whore. With Sarah drawing so much nervous fire from liberals and RINOs, alike, Coulter’s finding herself out in the cold, and comparatively ignore.

    Do everyone a favor, Coulter: just quietly go away, and never come back. Take Newt Gingrich and John McCain with you.

    • Anonymous

      She has always been an attention whore.

    • Anonymous

      Pretty clear that stakes are going in the ground; battle lines are drawn and it’s time to select a GOP candidate for 2012. Ann Coulter is a blonde clown. Her endorsement of Christie completely dilutes her conserv. street cred; please, no more lovefests for naive, untested politicians with an R next to their name; EARN our respect in deeds first, not platitudes and empty rhetoric. Great analysis X….

  • Bladerunner41

    Does Hannity ever shut up?

    • Anonymous

      He is even worse on the radio. Sometimes I have to turn it off because he literally gives me a headache. I think he is a good soul though.

  • Davedrawsgood

    Good grief. she sounded quite sane. Has a different take on some things than Hannity. Libtard? Hugely demeaning? A bit of objective take on things, folks? She doesn’t immediately agree with everything I think, so she’s a knucklehead! Nope, one of our brightest and best.

  • Anonymous

    Where is the duct tape? A step down? I am not a huge Palin fan, but jeez, to say it would be a step down to become the POTUS, the first female, conservative POTUS? When is being POTUS ever a step down? It’s the highest most coveted job in the world, well, used to be, but still Give Me A Break you gangly, gnarly broad.

    Ann makes a boat load of money to do what? Jet set around and run her mouth in between writing books bashing libtards. I guess in her mind it’s an important job, a legend in her own mind. Could care less what she thinks, she needs to go. And Christie is Creepy.

    Read today West is leaving the door open for VP. I want him to be the P as most everyone knows. http://www.wptv.com/dpp/news/political/rep.-allen-west-leaves-door-open-to-2012-vice-presidential-slot

  • Sartana

    “She would have to learn all sorts of idiotic things that presidents have to know about.”

    If Palin were to run, “perhaps” Ann would support her?

    Remember Coulter’s paens to Saint Shirley Sha-raaahd? Of Pigfahd, Pigfahd, Pigfahd fame.

    Her support of the thuggish, and obnoxious anti-Conservative GOProud?

    Her attack on Farrah and WND as someone else noted.

    Coulter’s off the rails. To throw in some cheap bottom-the-barrell swipe that Palin’s only in it for cash? Any cite for that? What the hell is going on here?

  • Sartana

    “Christie will saddle up (although he’d still be look upon with suspicion with SoCon voters).”

    I don’t look upon Christie with mere suspicion. I learned all I need to know about him from his despicable statements regarding the Ground Zero Mosque. I’m meaner than pissed-off honey badger and carry a grudge longer than a mad Apache. And if the only payback I could ever get on Christie would be to withhold my vote should he run for president, then that would be it. Plenty of reasons to not consider Christie for President- namely that the next R nominee should be the standard-bearer for Conservatism- which Christie isn’t and never will be. But I will never forget his denigration of the GZ Mosque opposition and he will never get my vote. Never.

  • Anonymous

    Christie is very good for New Jersey right now. I fear that he is NOT the conservative many Republicans seem to think he is.

    • Diamondback

      He may be good for NJ but he AIN’T THE ONE for the U.S.

      I’d either go hunting or just vote for Obama so we can get this civil war going (if it isn’t already by 2012.)

  • http://onfollowingchrist.wordpress.com Paul B.

    That’s the worst I’ve ever seen Ann. She’s usually very perceptive and incisive. This was a total throwaway.

  • Anonymous

    O come on people.
    You’ve never made a comment and had people jump on it and interpret it in twelve different ways from its original thought or meaning?
    She’s a commentator. She’s obviously been supportive of Palin and doesn’t feel speaking and being paid to speak while demanding the most buck for speaking is a demeaning statement…it’s what she does for a living. Both she and Palin have to make a living and currently it’s by speaking. What’s wrong or demeaning about that?
    You’re unconsciously (I hope) absorbing the liberal talking points that Palin is trying to make a buck and that’s it is a bad thing. It isn’t. It is the American way if we could all remember that.
    Would Coulter be wrong to doubt Palin could win a national election and therefore look to a candidate that she feels can and enlist support for him? Tell me you haven’t doubted it. Don’t we all want to pick the best candidate to beat President Obama in 2012 whether or not they meet all our personal criterion for our ideal candidate?
    Look how we’ve bought into the flagellation of any conservative candidate.
    Daniels couldn’t even say “perhaps we should put aside the social issues for another time and get our fiscal house in order” so that we will be around to discuss the social issues later.
    I would think replacing Obama in our executive position would be everyone’s main agenda and that we could register disapproval of each others positions on issues without turning to the progressives tack of throwing each other under the bus when faced with difficulties or disagreements.

  • Anonymous

    not sure of the problem here. ann wants christie b/c she thinks he can win. palin is unelectable and i dont see how anyone thinks she would be. newt was an enviro nut job and bounces around like a rino. she didn’t dis rush at all. says he has all the power and influence now so why take a step down etc. her choice would be romney b/c he is the most electable. this is for president not for delaware gov.

  • Flbartram

    ann coulter has flubbed her dub with me.
    n millier

  • Anonymous

    It’s unfortunate to see Ann Coulter act like a typical woman but I guess everyone has their breaking point when it comes to showing their true colors. No matter how hard you fight it, there are some things you just can’t suppress and with Ann it’s her inner Junior High School Girl.

    Blech. She fits the mold, though. Blond. Great looking but on the downhill slide of beauty. Getting a little too old to be flirty, but still does it. She’s like almost every woman I’ve ever worked with who just can’t stand a pretty woman with brains.

    I’m a big Ann Coulter fan and this won’t change that. I love her. I wish she wasn’t following such a predictable path because I really thought she, of all people, would be above that kind of thing. But alas. Oh, well.

    The only real problem I had with this interview was that Ann was being very disingenuous when saying she didn’t want to criticize potential candidates. She trashed Palin, Gingrich, and Romney in this interview. Nice going, Ann. Please, stop “defending” potential candidates. PLEASE!

  • Anonymous

    The Palin comment isn’t much of a takeaway here. The “speaking fees” comment was a throwaway. Sloppy, fun banter through over-traveled terrain that shouldn’t be taken too seriously.

  • Constance

    All I’m hoping is that as we continue marching towards 2012, we don’t have influential people in the republican party choosing our candidate again for us. It always becomes this big game, with comments here and there, and money thrown from the RNC to this candidate, but not that one. Let the actual people of this country decide, please. We don’t need another McCain screwing it up.

  • Anonymous

    I think Ann is just a wee bit jealous these days because she isn’t the only one with cajones these days….several others are impinging on her “schtick” and she ain’t liking it.
    “I think she misses being the most hated woman on the Right.”

    • Anonymous

      I think you hit the nail on the head.

  • Mediaaccess

    I suddenly don’t like Coulter all that much! She may want to get a brain scan.

  • Jimbo

    Newt will definetly run and can not win the election no matter how smart he is. Palin will definetly run also. Christie has stated time after time he will not run. Mitt is in for sure.
    Bottom line is we HAVE to get this clown in the white house out of the white house for good.

  • http://punditpawn.wordpress.com PunditPawn

    I thought Palin was stupid? Higher speaking fees for a fake presidential run? Oh my!

    But wait, wouldn’t that be, uh, capitalism? Wouldn’t that be, uh, smart? Wouldn’t she be using the media? Who is stupid, again?

  • Wsks

    I like Coulter for her intelligence, but she is not all knowing. If Palin would run she gets my vote.

  • Jamesbotts

    Cain would match up better against Obama than Palin would. He would also completely obliterate the racial narratives the left has pushed for years.

    Palin’s numbers haven’t improved with independents, period! Would they improve if it was a choice only between Obama and Palin? Probably, but would it be enough to win PA, Florida, and Ohio? What about Virginia and North Carolina?

    All of this said, if she is still on the ballot on Super Tuesday 2012 and no other “qualified” conservative such as Cain can win I’m voting for her out of pure spite and contempt for the left. I refuse to leave her on the battlefield after all the hell she has been put through.

  • Bobbyraphael

    It seems that Ann Coulter ENVIES to Our LEADER and Next President of USA, Sarah Palin

  • Bobby Raphael

    Sarah Palin is the Most Qualified Politician to be President of USA because She is a Christian, a Conservative, a Patriot and an Honest, Sweet, Intelligent and Loving Mom.

  • Bobby Raphael

    Ann coulter attacks Sarah Palin because She (Ann Coulter) knows that Sarah Palin will WIN The Nomination EASILY.

  • Anonymous

    The Left would make a punching bag out of Palin. She would be so busy defending herself that she couldn’t get her message out. I agree with Ann that Palin has found her niche in being the thorn in Obama’s side.

    • Anonymous

      That’s just the line the Left wants people to believe. The truth is that Tuscon showed that Palin is probably the only Republican who can survive the onslaught that any Republican candidate is going to face. She’s already faced it and won. She was accused of inciting mass murder. It didn’t work. While I’m sure the mainstream media will not give up in their quest to destroy Palin, and nothing they try will surprise me anymore, the fact is plain now that they have nothing except what they can invent and hope resonates.

      Think about it. Sarah Palin has now been so thoroughly vetted by the media that they have nothing left to use against her. Nothing real, anyway, except ridicule. That’s a powerful weapon, and her biggest problem with ridicule will come from the Right and not the Left during the primaries. The Left won’t have to do it because the Right will do it for them.

      The Republican establishment is Palin’s real problem. She makes it past them she will win in a landslide.

      • Anonymous

        I enthusiastically Agree!

  • KC

    Ann, I thought I knew you. Are you a republican first, and conservative 2nd? Seems like it.

    That being said, I think this is her honest opinion. Heaven help us if Romney IS the candidate.

  • Johnschaffran

    Coulter is a DC pundit. I want a true conservative that will cut the spending, cut taxes, drill in the US, not hide that this is GODs country and cut the BS. If Palin runs, or anyone for that matter they will win. The difference with Palin is, I pray, that she will stand up for our forefathers and say audious to earmarks and corruption. It really is not that complicated. Finally, I want a President that will be a leader and stop blaiming predecessors. Conservatism is what made this country great. Don’t go across the aisle and try to negotiate with the left. Screw em. We are in this mess because of liberal BS. Enough already!

  • Steve50fla

    What happened to Ann Coulter has she been asleep at the wheel the only Politician in toon with the people is Sarah Palin. Sorry Ann but I putting my money on Sarah Palin

  • Anonymous

    Contrary to coulter’s “Nominate Christie or We’ll All Die!” hyperbole (could somebody get her to switch to DECAF ?), I think Christie is certainly one of several good choices that have a real chance of winning the presidency in Nov 2012 – but he’s NOT the only or necessarily the BEST choice in that group. My fear that the “Republicans” will do another NO-CHARACTER, AMNESTY-JOHN mccain and nominate somebody that has no chance of actually winning a national election AND remain true to conservative principles and ideals. Currently, there are a lot of people in that latter group.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Jim-Shopshire/100000456792974 Jim Shopshire

    i myself think that they have us so easily divided,for an example. Democrats are mostly racist, as far as i have ever seen, but they will stand together as a so called brother hood, (Black & White) for their entitlements, and we loose once again!

  • labman57

    Coulter, Palin, and Bachmann should join forces and start a monthly publication in which they share their snarky, delusional, petty ramblings with their readers — they could call it Harpy’s Bazaar.

    • Ant_stomper

      Snarky, delusional, petty ramblings? I thought they called that “The View”.

    • KeninMontana

      Sounds like you’re talking about the Huffington Post or possibly Think Progress.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_DS3G37AYWO5ZLWLN3HFKGVK37Q IMaTelaU

    Whats up with Ann… she praises Christie … who has lost a lot of his luster for me.. yet disses Sarah… Has she read soooo much of the lefts dehumanizeing of her she actually has started to beleive it?

  • http://twitter.com/outforbeer -

    What Ann is doing here is attack Palin’s motive as anything less than honest. Palin said s he haven’t decide yet. Ann say thats not true, Palin is playing coy to get higher speaking fees

  • nancy

    Sarah Palin/Allen West 2012! Could you imagine? It would set all the libs & rhinos hair on fire!

  • Lisa

    I wouldn’t have voted for Haley if Palin did not endorse her. She wasn’t even on the radar around here. If Haley is as full of herself as she sounds when talking about what she doesn’t owe Sarah, I won’t vote for her again. She owes Palin everything. She never would have gotten elected without her.

  • Lisa

    I wouldn’t have voted for Haley if Palin did not endorse her. She wasn’t even on the radar around here. If Haley is as full of herself as she sounds when talking about what she doesn’t owe Sarah, I won’t vote for her again. She owes Palin everything. She never would have gotten elected without her.

  • Pauline

    I think Ann had an off day.

  • Anonymous

    Sarah Palin is the Only Leader who can BEAT Obama Next Year.