716 Quotes by Ann Coulter

McGovern’s revenge also represents the Democrats’ switch from a party of blue-collar workers to a party of urban elites – feminists, vegans, drug legalizers, untaxed hedge fund operators, and transgender-rights activists. Back when Democrats still claimed to represent working Americans, they opposed illegal immigration. Since being taken over by the Far Left, all that matters to them is changing the electorate to one that doesn’t mind liberal insanity.

What liberals mean by ‘goose-stepping’ or ‘ethnic cleansing’ is generally something along the lines of ‘eliminating taxpayer funding for the National Endowment for the Arts.’ But they can’t say that, or people would realize they’re crazy.

Republicans are afraid to act in accordance with the election results. Republicans seem to be in denial about election results. It’s one thing for Democrats to be in denial about the Republican electoral juggernaut, but it’s strange that Republicans are in denial about it too.

In a 1986 Time magazine cover story on Reagan, reporter Lance Morrow droned on about the sainted FDR, saying he “explored the upper limits of what government could do for the individual” – evidently by putting Japanese in internment camps and fighting a war against a race-supremacist regime with a segregated military. Reagan, by contrast, Morrow said, “is testing the lower limits”5 – one assumes by ending Soviet totalitarianism and bequeathing America two decades of peace and prosperity.

What actually happened during the Clinton presidency? No one can remember anything about it except the bimbos, the lies, and the felonies.

It’s interesting how Obama’s adorers in the press keep comparing him to Lincoln and Reagan. Apparently they can’t think of a Democrat president worthy of being compared to.

The media will spend weeks going through pay stubs for Bush’s National Guard service in Alabama in the waning days of war, but if Kerry tells them exotic tales of covert missions into Cambodia directed by Richard Nixon, they don’t even bother to fact-check who was president in December 1968.

I’m thinking of writing a book on national health care. It will be 2,000 pages, and you’ll have two hours to read it.

I love the question-and-answer. I love to see liberals try to thrash their way to a coherent argument. And actually, I think it’s fun to debate.