Coulter to Huck's Rescue on Confederate Flag
Tommy Christopher
Contributor
Posted:
01/22/08
As I reported here last week, Mike Huckabee courted pro-Confederate voters in South Carolina last week by defending the flying of the Confederate flag. On the heels of that stump speech, conservative author Ann Coulter came to Huckabee's defense, in an appearance on Fox News' Hannity and Colmes.
In the clip, she incorrectly states that "...the majority of military bases in this country are named after Confederate officers. Eisenhower, Nimitz..."
Coulter is known for making inflammatory statements, often while publicizing one of her many books. In the past, she has used an anti-gay slur against John Edwards and attacked 9/11 widows by saying that they enjoyed their husbands' deaths.
Coulter joins Chuck Norris and pro wrestler Ric Flair in a somewhat bizarre array of Huckabee supporters. The cumulative effect is damnation by praise that is, if not faint, certainly of dubious quality.
In the clip, she incorrectly states that "...the majority of military bases in this country are named after Confederate officers. Eisenhower, Nimitz..."
Coulter is known for making inflammatory statements, often while publicizing one of her many books. In the past, she has used an anti-gay slur against John Edwards and attacked 9/11 widows by saying that they enjoyed their husbands' deaths.
Coulter joins Chuck Norris and pro wrestler Ric Flair in a somewhat bizarre array of Huckabee supporters. The cumulative effect is damnation by praise that is, if not faint, certainly of dubious quality.
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