Out-takes From Ann Coulter's Column

Another funny smart, hot conservative Lady.
(Isn't it obvious by now? Any philosophy or ideology embraced and promoted by women like Ann Coluter, Mary Katharine Ham, Monica Crowley, Andrea Tantaros, Gretchen Carlson, and Susan Katz Keating, or Pam Geller, can't be wrong. We are definitely on the right side. Of course, it could just be a Marine thing.)

Natural Born Losers

Liberals sneered at Bush's description of Iraq as the "central front of the war on terror" and a step toward the "democratization of the Middle East" -- as Mark Danner did in the Sept. 11, 2005, New York Times -- because sneering was all they could do. By design, Iraq was the central front in the war on terrorism.

Any fanatic who hated the Great Satan, owned an overnight bag and was not already working for The New York Times was lured across the border into Iraq ... to be met by the awesome force of the U.S. military. Bush chose the battlefield that made the best flytrap for Islamic crazies and also that was most amenable to regime change.

During the campaign, Obama prattled on about Iraq being a "war of choice" and Afghanistan a "war of necessity" for no more thoughtful reason than a desire to win standing ovations from treasonous liberals.

But lo and behold, those very liberals who were champing at the bit to fight in Afghanistan are suddenly full of objections to the war there, too. As Frank Rich points out: "Afghanistan is not Iraq. It is poorer, even larger and more populous, more fragmented and less historically susceptible to foreign intervention."

The difficult choice Obama faces in Afghanistan is entirely of his own making, not his generals' and certainly not Bush's. It was Obama's meaningless blather about Afghanistan being a "war of necessity" during the campaign that has moved the central front in the war on terrorism from Iraq -- a good battleground for the U.S. -- to Afghanistan -- a lousy battlefront for the U.S.

And it was Obama's idea to treat war as if it's an ordinary drug bust, reading suspects their Miranda rights and taking care not to put civilians in harm's way.

A Democrat is president and, once again, America finds itself in an "unwinnable war." I know Democrats will never learn, but I wish the voters would.

For the Assclown "Kill yourself loser"

HAPPY BIRTHDAY AMERICA

I HOPE WE MAKE #235

McCain is too politically correct. Believe it or not....

Middle names are offensive. So, no more Hillary R.oops, Clinton. And God Forbid, Barack Hussein Obama....Oops did it again. How about this for a middle name: John Dipstick McCain.
Or John Wasnotthepresidentbecausehe'sanarrogantprick McCain.

Cunningham said NOTHING WRONG. McCain offends everyone except HIS OPPONENTS.
Just drop out now. Let Huckabee be the candidate. At least he seems to be willing to fight the Democratic candidates.

What is he thinking? Cunningham is a freaking talk show entertainer. Its his job to rile people.

Even if it WAS the intention to make fun of Obama's middle name, THAT'S HIS JOB. You are supposed to belittle your opponent. If that MILD teasing is offensive, we are lost.

UPDATE: I just heard Cunningham's "rant." He DID NOT make fun of Obama's middle name. He used the middle name like everyone uses Hillary RODHAM Clinton.

McCain says that he refuses to impugn the "integrity" of his opponents. WHAT!? THERE IS A HUGE QUESTION ABOUT THEIR RESPECTIVE INTEGRITY.

McCain is being an idiot.