Now here's a shocking headline. In related news, the Pope remains Catholic.

Penn State College Democrats secretary Alex Smith said Coulter is so far right that she does not represent most of the Republicans' views.

"It reminds me of the recent ads featuring Sen. [Arlen] Specter against running Sen. [Patrick] Toomey," he said. "Toomey's slogan is, 'He's not far right, he's far out.' Far out is exactly how I would explain Coulter."

I'm just amused that the secretary of the College Democrats is judging the "rightness" of Coulter's views. Couldn't they find ONE dissenting Republican? (Then again, at PennState, just finding one conservative is tough enough.)

Also, "He's not far right..." is used by Snarlin' Arlen's campaign, not Toomey's.

Rand, my computer tells me that link goes to an executable file... you may want to see what's wrong with it.

Sorry, I had a single quote where it should have been double in the tag.

I'm still waiting for Coulter to admit being a closet lesbian socialist. Sometimes she just seems too convinced in the party line. Like shes trying to hide somthing....

She tries to hide her contempt for the Democrats.

Doesn't succeed, but she tries. <rimshot>

Duly blogged. My reaction to Alex Smith:

"Dude, Ann Coulter is there to represent Ann Coulter, not the Republican Party. She has some ideas on the conflicting natures of 'conservatism' and 'liberalism.' Try addressing her actual ideas instead of applying subjective political labels."

Everybody has a bias, I get very annoyed at anyone who says they don't. I much prefer someone who is honest about it, but also tries to be as objective as possible. I thought this was very funny:

'Thompson said he does not agree with Coulter's views that liberals twist conservative ideals.

"I don't think this is a liberal country," he said. "We should be more concerned with the industrial complex influencing the media than liberals swaying it."'

Oh, yeah. No bias there. Suuure.