I have heard it all now. Ann Coulter said that she would vote for Hillary

[MiniMe]

over McCain. In fact, she would campaign for her. Just heard it on Hannity & Colmes tonight. I'm not sure if that would be a good thing for Hillary or not. She is talking after the conventions. Somethings up.

[IndieLeft]

1. You're late...

Was already posted

[ErnestoG]

2. I'm still laughing over this.

Just HOW is the Cult of Hillary going to spin that one?

[LeftCoast]

4. Perhaps that's why Ms. Coulter said what she did?

:shrug:

Critical thinking is an important skill!

[ErnestoG]

13. Proves that Hillary is THE most divisive candidate out there.

So if you want to hoist that to the front of the room as your best shot..well...I hope you never engineer anything more important than spreading butter on toast.

[LeftCoast]

16. You might want to look up the word 'prove' in a dictionary.

[villager]

5. No -- the question is how will DU sustain its "McCain panic" after it dawns on them

he has huge problems within his own party...

[Adsos Letter]

10. Maybe it has something to do with the Mother Jones article...

which another DUer posted in a thread you responded to...

http://www.motherjones.com/cgi-bin/print_article.pl?url=http://www.motherjones.com/news/feature/2007/09/hillarys-prayer.html


~snip~

But the senator's project isn't the conversion of her adversaries; it's tempering their opposition so she can court a new generation of Clinton Republicans, values voters who have grown estranged from the Christian right. And while such crossover conservatives may never agree with her on the old litmus-test issues, there is an important, and broader, common ground—the kind of faith-based politics that, under the right circumstances, will permit majority morality to trump individual rights. The libertarian Cato Institute recently observed that Clinton is "adding the paternalistic agenda of the religious right to her old-fashioned liberal paternalism." Clinton suggests as much herself in her 1996 book, It Takes a Village, where she writes approvingly of religious groups' access to schools, lessons in Scripture, and "virtue" making a return to the classroom.

~snip~

This may explain part of it... :shrug:

[aquart]

11. Jaw on floor.

And Hillary doesn't have a cult. Nobody shakes her hand and then passes on the Hill the way they do the Bam.

It's a very Republican stunt, to accuse another of what you're doing yourself, to take the sting out of the accusation.

Ann Coulter has lost her audience and is trying for a new one? She desperately want Hillary to lose? She hates McCain SO MUCH for some strange unknown reason that would only make sense to her? She lost a really big bet?

Ann Coulter's mind is not a place I ever want to go.

[Seen the light]

3. I've always been convinced that she's been a real-life troll

Basically Stephen Colbert taken to the extreme.

[flowomo]

6. It's not about Hillary... it's about McCain....

that's great news.... fracture the GOP until it's dust

[sandnsea]

7. Ann Coulter is a skank

Can we stop posting anything about her, ever. Unless she dies.

[The_Casual_Observer]

8. Coulter has a view point on McCain that was stupefying.

Apparently his stand against torture was the tipping point.

[aquart]

12. She's so...individual.

[in_cog_ni_to]

9. And who here believes that wench? Not me. She HATES Hillary. Always has. She'll vote for McCain.n/t

[TheWraith]

14. She's LYING. NT

[Meldread]

15. This is good for Hillary.

She's finally found someone in America who is more divisive than both Bill and herself combined. :P

Campaign Slogan: At least I'm not Ann Coulter.

[Levgreee]

17. She is lying, of course, trying to take a jab at McCain

[Demobrat]

18. You mean something's down. Coulter's book sales.

She's just attention seeking as always. She obviously doesn't like McCain and considers what she said the ultimate slam against him.