Has Ann Coulter been arrested yet?

[Orrex]

What's the status of her vote-fraud investigation?

[acmejack]

1. I bet nothing comes of this.

After all, IOKIYAAR. She will get off for some imaginative excuse.

[Orrex]

2. I don't know what IOKIYAAR means, but I agree with you!

Oh, wait--there it is: It's OK If You Are A Republican. Love it!

How is it that this is my first exposure to this acronymic gem?!?

:rofl:

[Name removed]

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[MetaTrope]

4. Have some Supreme Court justices invite her to dinner instead

[ck4829]

5. I'd edit that and fast

[afrosia]

6. Why?

I don't fear Coulter.

[ck4829]

7. Calls for violence

She's evil, but she'll probably get prosecuted for voter fraud, she's not above the law.

Just warning you, calling for violence is not seen as something positive on DU.

[afrosia]

8. It's quite clearly sarcasm.

If I was going to seriously call for her murder (is it still called murder with animals?) then I wouldn't do it on an internet forum. I would hope that any administrator with brains could figure that out.

Thank you for bringing that to my attention though, I wasn't aware of it.

[Mugu]

9. If I understand correctly,

she is accused of using her lawyer's address as hers for the purpose of voter registration. The excuse was to keep her home address a secret. She didn't vote twice and didn't use a phony name. A person can aggressively disagree with her political views, but wishing legal prosecution for an act that didn't affect the vote but kept her home address private seems a bit overboard. Given the sentiments on this thread (now deleted) and many other threads I think that protecting her home address from the public is only prudent.

I respectfully submit that if Randi Rhodes were to do this I don't believe that you would have the same opinion.


Regards,

Mugu