Ann Coulter on my Favorite Show Book TV In Depth on C Span

August 22, 2011Jenny Marie Hatch Leave a comment

I have loved Ann Coulter for Twenty Years.

(*Clip from 700 Club Interview with Ann talking about Demonic)

Since I first started reading her column in the Conservative Chronicle, she has consistently been one of the funniest, most thoughtful writers I have ever read. I have purchased most of her books while they were still in hardback, and have had demonic on my list of books to read for a couple weeks now.

The other day I was watching my favorite show on television, C-Spans Book TV, and they were just finishing up an In Depth, three hour interview with Ann. I scanned ahead a week or so on my DVR looking for a replay of the interview and could not find it, then last night realized that the interview was probably stored on C-Spans web site.

I watched the first hour of the interview last night and the final two hours this morning. (I would have embedded it, but C-Span wants you to come to their excellent site and check out other interviews, like Jonah Goldberg and Michelle Malkin, both of which I have watched – excellent interviews)

Ann was just as thoughtful and well spoken as always, and I am so excited to read her newest book!

Jenny Hatch

Ann Coulter is the author of eight books:

High Crimes and Misdemeanors: The Case Against Bill Clinton (1998)

Slander: Liberal Lies about the American Right (2002)

Treason: Liberal Treachery from the Cold War to the War on Terror (2003)

How to Talk to a Liberal (If You Must) (2004)

Godless: The Church of Liberalism (2006)

If Democrats Had Any Brains, They’d be Republicans (2007)

Guilty: Liberal “Victims” and Their Assault on America (2009)

Demonic: How the Liberal Mob is Endangering America (2011)

Ann Coulter Responds

March 25, 2010Jenny Marie Hatch

I don’t know about anyone else out there, but this video made me laugh…(Just a note to anyone reading this, I decide what is funny to me, not the cultural marxists in our society…)

Go Here to read

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This has never, ever, ever happened before — even at the stupidest American university. . . . Since I’ve arrived in Canada, I’ve been denounced on the floor of Parliament — which, by the way, is on my bucket list — my posters have been banned, I’ve been accused of committing a crime in a speech that I have not yet given, I was banned by the student council. So welcome to Canada!

Mark Steyn also weighs in at NRO:

Susan Cole, Canadian “feminist,” defending the mob on Fox News:

We don’t have that same political culture here in (Canada). . . . We don’t have a 1st Amendment, we don’t have a religion of free speech. . . . Students sign off on all kinds of agreements as to how they’ll behave on campus, in order to respect diversity, equity, all of the values that Canadians really care about. Those are the things that drive our political culture. Not freedoms, not rugged individualism, not free speech. It’s different, and for us, it works.

“Translated from the original Canadian, “diversity” means “state-mandated mob-enforced conformity.” As for whether “it works” for Canadians, ask Guy Earle. On Monday Mr. Earle, a stand-up comedian of conventionally Trudeaupian views, goes on trial at the British Columbia “Human Rights” Tribunal for putting down two hecklers at his nightclub act. They were, alas for him, of the lesbian persuasion, and so he is now charged with “homophobia.”What a wretched embarrassment to a once free society.”

More at Marks Web Site

QUOTE:

“The saddest aspect of this sad day is the number of people who’ve sent e-mails denouncing the Ottawa bullies but ending with the words “If you print this, please don’t mention my name.” Don’t you realize that that’s part of the problem? In a sane world, it would be François Houle and Fatima Al Dhaher and Susan Cole who would be ashamed to have their names mentioned. But they’re not. They’re proud to nail their colours to the masts of state censorship, Israeli eliminationism, and mob violence – while your support for free speech and other traditional liberties can only be expressed sotto voce and anonymously. That right there tells you how much of Canada you’ve already lost.”