The "C" Word (I mean Coulter. Geez, lighten up)

Well, if it's not inappropriate for Ann Coulter to call John Edwards a "faggot" then I guess it's not at all inappropriate for me to call her a cunt. But I'm better than her, so I won't. Instead I'll just encourage her to continue attaching herself to the GOP. Because her patented hate speech couched in the "I'm a tall leggy blonde that makes snide comments, so I'm above reproach" bullshit will drown the neo-con movement faster than a boat made of swiss cheese.



Don't feel bad, if you read this Ann, you're still more manly than me.

But then again, you're manlier than most.

UPDATE:

GOP response to Ann's words of love have been predictably slow (as they measure the level of scandal), and tepid at best in response with everyone playing the

From Towleroad:

Mitt Romney's spokesman Kevin Madden said, "It was an offensive remark. Governor Romney believes all people should be treated with dignity and respect. Political discourse ought to be more substantive and thoughtful."

John McCain called the comments "wildly inappropriate" through his spokesman Brian Jones.

And Rudy Giuliani echoed his fellow candidates: "The comments were completely inappropriate and there should be no place for such name-calling in political debate."

Republican candidates Sam Brownback, Mike Huckabee, Tom Tancredo and Vice President Dick Cheney, who also attended the CPAC conference where Coulter made her remarks, have not yet, to my knowledge, crafted public responses.

Ann responded with her usual snide nastiness, saying "I'm so ashamed, I can't stop laughing." This just furthers my theory that she feeds on hate the way vampires feed on blood. The difference being that I'd rather be trapped in an elevator with a vampire.

And how about the middle of the road response from Mitt Romney? And this guy is the GOP front runner as of now? Good one. Keep backing him. He's a gem.

Insanity.