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I think the thing that frightens me most is that her books are consistently best selling.
Ann Coulter suggests Bill Clinton shows signs of being a latent homosexual
because of his multiple affairs with women
"I think that sort of rampant promiscuity does show some level of latent homosexuality."
I mean, there's *so* many things wrong with that statement that I don't know where to begin.
But the money quote comes with this: "Well, there is something narcissistic about homosexuality. Right? Because you’re in love with someone who looks like you. I’m not breaking new territory here, why are you looking at me like that?"
Because you're a crackpot, Ann. He's looking at you like that because you're absolutely nuts.
Oy.
Ann Coulter suggests Bill Clinton shows signs of being a latent homosexual
because of his multiple affairs with women
"I think that sort of rampant promiscuity does show some level of latent homosexuality."
I mean, there's *so* many things wrong with that statement that I don't know where to begin.
But the money quote comes with this: "Well, there is something narcissistic about homosexuality. Right? Because you’re in love with someone who looks like you. I’m not breaking new territory here, why are you looking at me like that?"
Because you're a crackpot, Ann. He's looking at you like that because you're absolutely nuts.
Oy.
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Oh, I don't know.. I don't think it's entirely outside the realm of possibility:
1985 dinner - Rich Little and President Ronald Reagan dual press conference skit
1993 dinner - Elayne Boosler
1995 dinner - Conan O'Brien
1998 dinner - Ray Romano
2001 dinner - Darrell Hammond and "Survivor" spoof
2002 dinner - Drew Carey (singer Ozzy Osbourne also attended)
2004 dinner - Jay Leno
2005 dinner - Cedric the Entertainer, plus some jokes by First Lady Laura Bush.
Stewart was invited on Crossfire as an entertainer?
Emphasis all mine:
TUCKER CARLSON: Well, he's been called the most trusted name in fake news. Next, we're joined by Jon Stewart for his one-of-a-kind take on politics, the press and America.
CARLSON: Jon, Jon, Jon, I'm sorry. I think you're a good comedian. I think your lectures are boring.
CARLSON: Wait. I thought you were going to be funny. Come on. Be funny.
CARLSON: Is this really Jon Stewart? What is this, anyway?
STEWART: Yes, it's someone who watches your show and cannot take it anymore.
(LAUGHTER)
STEWART: I just can't.
CARLSON: What's it like to have dinner with you? It must be excruciating. Do you like lecture people like this or
do you come over to their house and sit and lecture them; they're not doing the right thing, that they're missing their opportunities, evading their responsibilities?
STEWART: If I think they are.
(LAUGHTER)
CARLSON: I wouldn't want to eat with you, man. That's horrible.
STEWART: I know. And you won't. But the thing I want to get to...
BEGALA: We did promise naked pictures of the Supreme Court justices.
CARLSON: Yes, we did. Let's get to those.
(CROSSTALK)
BEGALA: They're in this book, which is a very funny book.
STEWART: Why can't we just talk -- please, I beg of you guys, please.
Umm.. yeah, I do think he was invited on as an entertainer, one who'd written a book of satire. Because if he'd been invited on as a commentator, they're heads wouldn't have exploded when he tried to be serious.
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