Ann Coulter Questions Conservative "Worship" Of Ronald Reagan During Appearance on Fox Business (VIDEO)

Media Matters: On Fox Business, Ann Coulter Questions Conservative "Worship" Of Ronald Reagan

Rep. Barney Frank On Jay Leno Show, Calls Out Rush Limbaugh's Addiction To Painkillers (VIDEO)

Rush Limbaugh will be foaming at the mouth on his show tomorrow morning after Rep. Barney Frank landed a low blow during his appearance on the "Jay Leno Show." He called out the conservative nutjob's well-documented addiction to painkillers.

Jay Leno asked Frank, if Frank had to chose-, who he'd rather have dinner with: Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck or Anne Coulter?

Frank's reply? Limbaugh:

I guess of the three, I would take Rush Limbaugh, because it would be very painful and he would come with the painkillers, which he always has.

Ouch that hurts. Rush Limbaugh, if you live in a glass house, don't throw stones. People can be just as critical of you as you are of them. Er, Barney, painkillers weren't all Limbaugh was addicted to. Remember the Viagra scandal?

Ann Coulter Calls Birthers "Cranks"

It speaks volumes when even right wing firebrand Ann Coulter calls birthers a bunch of "cranks." Coulter, during an appearance on Fox News, she further blamed the liberal media for using the Birthers to smear the political right, saying that multiple conservative publications looked at this issue last year and concluded that there's nothing there:

"So for CNN or MSNBC, or you Geraldo, the liberal on Fox, to be bringing this out as if it's an issue, you know, it's just a few cranks out there," said Coulter. "It's like when networks bring on the three remaining Klanners in America, on TV."

I very rarely ever agree with Ann Coulter on anything, but this time she has a point about the cranks running around trying to discredit President Obama's claims of being a natural born American. Gee, I wonder where that leaves Jim Inhofe?

Ann Coulter's Appearance on the "Today Show" Gets Cancelled

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Ann Coulter Sets Sights on Michelle Obama, Says She a Freakish Imitation of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

Ann Coulter, A Fashion Horror Show

Well, right-wing nutjob Ann Coulter is at it again. She has written a new book entitled "Guilty: Liberal 'Victims' and their Assault on America," in which she accuses the liberal left of playing victim when in fact, she states, they are the victimizers. Huh? She blasts incoming First Lady Michelle Obama as a freakish imitator of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. Really Ann? You could never dream of looking as lady-like and dignified as Michelle Obama. You are skin and bones. Rough on the eyes too. The world is relieved that you will never be our First Lady.

Lashing out at the Michelle O, she wrote, "Her obvious imitation of Jackie O's style - the flipped-under hair, the sleeveless A-line dresses, the short strands of fake pearls - would have been laughable if done by anyone other than a media-designated saint." Where has she been? From the moment Michelle hit the scene her look has been the same. But Coulter has a lot of praise for Cindy "Barbie Doll" McCain. She said of Mrs. McCain, "dressed well without freakishly imitating famous First Ladies in history."

What I find abhorrent with Ann Coulter is the childish name-calling. She facetiously and snidely refers to Michelle as a "saint" and "Mother Teresa" and suggests that her public service career "advanced in lockstep with the political advancement of her husband." Wow, tough words coming from a lady who has served the public well--as a nuisance. Now, there are many choice words to describe Ann Coulter, but most people dismiss her as an insignificant distraction. She also states that the media "literally wanted to have sex with him." Too bad Ann Coulter won't be on the receiving end of such a fantasy. The thought of Ann Coulter having sex with anyone is nauseating. Yuck!

Ann Coulter Sets Sights on Michelle Obama, Says She a Freakish Imitation of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

Ann Coulter, A Fashion Horror Show

Well, right-wing nutjob Ann Coulter is at it again. She has written a new book entitled "Guilty: Liberal 'Victims' and their Assault on America," in which she accuses the liberal left of playing victim when in fact, she states, they are the victimizers. Huh? She blasts incoming First Lady Michelle Obama as a freakish imitator of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. Really Ann? You could never dream of looking as lady-like and dignified as Michelle Obama. You are skin and bones. Rough on the eyes too. The world is relieved that you will never be our First Lady.

Lashing out at the Michelle O, she wrote, "Her obvious imitation of Jackie O's style - the flipped-under hair, the sleeveless A-line dresses, the short strands of fake pearls - would have been laughable if done by anyone other than a media-designated saint." Where has she been? From the moment Michelle hit the scene her look has been the same. But Coulter has a lot of praise for Cindy "Barbie Doll" McCain. She said of Mrs. McCain, "dressed well without freakishly imitating famous First Ladies in history."

What I find abhorrent with Ann Coulter is the childish name-calling. She facetiously and snidely refers to Michelle as a "saint" and "Mother Teresa" and suggests that her public service career "advanced in lockstep with the political advancement of her husband." Wow, tough words coming from a lady who has served the public well--as a nuisance. Now, there are many choice words to describe Ann Coulter, but most people dismiss her as an insignificant distraction. She also states that the media "literally wanted to have sex with him." Too bad Ann Coulter won't be on the receiving end of such a fantasy. The thought of Ann Coulter having sex with anyone is nauseating. Yuck!

NY Gov. David Patterson Says "Once You Go Black, You Don't Go Back" at Girdiron Dinner

New York Governor David Patterson has put his foot in his mouth, but is it fair to hold his feet to the fire? He reportedly said "once you go black, you don't go back." These comments were made at the Gridiron dinner, which is an off-the-record dinner with journalists and politicians who sing songs, do skits and make fun of each other.

Paterson's speech was certainly no exception. Even though he became governor of New York in quite a surprising fashion, it’s not the governor title that he wants, apparently. Paterson's real goal, he said, is to follow in Barack Obama's footsteps and be president of the United States, because: "Once you go black, you don't go back."

He also joked about how he's receiving all these phone calls from people seeking to take HRC's Senate seat and played real voicemails from HRC, Chuck Schumer (who were in on the gag) and even himself. Source: Politico

Well, here we go. I can see the pundits and others throwing a hissy-fit over this one. I wish they would focus on the economy and the fact that Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain is fighting to get his $10 million even though the company literally imploded.

Schumer: "Hi Dave. It’s Chuck Schumer. I thought I would let you know my view on the Senate race. I have one criteria above all. I would like a devout Evangelical. That way, there will be no competition for Sunday press conferences."

Hillary recommended that he not name a replacement, just have Schumer do both jobs. "Why does New York need two senators, anyhow? I know it’s a stretch, but I promised him I’d ask you," her message says.

And Paterson's own message to himself ends with: "Actually, I was thinking. If Chuck Schumer held both seats, that would be countervailing to the concept of one man, one vote. So we change the law to one ego, one vote."

Personally, I am not offended by his comments. If he had deliberately insulted Hillary Clinton or made an offensive statement, then I would be the first to demand an apology. But for people to say he should step down for these comments is utterly ridiculous. The dinner was an off-record affair and the comment was clearly meant in jest. I wouldn't lose sleep over this one but of course, I am sure people like Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity, Ann Coulter, Rush Limbaugh and Pat Buchanan probably will.

NY Gov. David Patterson Says "Once You Go Black, You Don't Go Back" at Girdiron Dinner

New York Governor David Patterson has put his foot in his mouth, but is it fair to hold his feet to the fire? He reportedly said "once you go black, you don't go back." These comments were made at the Gridiron dinner, which is an off-the-record dinner with journalists and politicians who sing songs, do skits and make fun of each other.

Paterson's speech was certainly no exception. Even though he became governor of New York in quite a surprising fashion, it’s not the governor title that he wants, apparently. Paterson's real goal, he said, is to follow in Barack Obama's footsteps and be president of the United States, because: "Once you go black, you don't go back."

He also joked about how he's receiving all these phone calls from people seeking to take HRC's Senate seat and played real voicemails from HRC, Chuck Schumer (who were in on the gag) and even himself. Source: Politico

Well, here we go. I can see the pundits and others throwing a hissy-fit over this one. I wish they would focus on the economy and the fact that Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain is fighting to get his $10 million even though the company literally imploded.

Schumer: "Hi Dave. It’s Chuck Schumer. I thought I would let you know my view on the Senate race. I have one criteria above all. I would like a devout Evangelical. That way, there will be no competition for Sunday press conferences."

Hillary recommended that he not name a replacement, just have Schumer do both jobs. "Why does New York need two senators, anyhow? I know it’s a stretch, but I promised him I’d ask you," her message says.

And Paterson's own message to himself ends with: "Actually, I was thinking. If Chuck Schumer held both seats, that would be countervailing to the concept of one man, one vote. So we change the law to one ego, one vote."

Personally, I am not offended by his comments. If he had deliberately insulted Hillary Clinton or made an offensive statement, then I would be the first to demand an apology. But for people to say he should step down for these comments is utterly ridiculous. The dinner was an off-record affair and the comment was clearly meant in jest. I wouldn't lose sleep over this one but of course, I am sure people like Bill O'Reilly, Sean Hannity, Ann Coulter, Rush Limbaugh and Pat Buchanan probably will.