Saw a bumper sticker the other day--"Piss a liberal off, work hard and be happy."
Ann Coulter
by megaflower 75 Replies latest jw friends
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Mastodon
Coulter is the cutest male whackjob to come out of right field.
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megaflower
Ann exposes the true far left liberal nut jobs for what they truly are.
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megaflower
bump
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mkr32208
I'd do her...
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beksbks
Ann exposes the true far left liberal nut jobs for what they truly are.
Huh, interestingly, she manages to expose the right wing nut jobs as well.
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BizzyBee
I wonder if Coulter is celebrating this today:
Sept. 11 widow killed in Buffalo plane crash
By DEVLIN BARRETT, Associated Press Writer Devlin Barrett, Associated Press Writer 45 mins ago
WASHINGTON – One of the victims of the Buffalo commuter plane crash , Beverly Eckert, was a Sept. 11 widow who put her never-ending grief to good use to make the country safer.
President Barack Obama, speaking in the White House's East Room, said Eckert "was an inspiration to me and to so many others, and I pray that her family finds peace and comfort in the hard days ahead."
A week before her death, Eckert met with Obama at the White House as part of a group of 9/11 families and relatives of those killed in the bombing of the USS Cole , discussing how the new administration would handle terror suspects.
Eckert was flying to Buffalo Thursday night to celebrate what would have been her husband Sean Rooney's 58th birthday.
When he died in the World Trade Center , she became one of the most visible, tearful faces in the aftermath of the terror attacks .
She carried that grief to Congress as she tried to make the government do a better job protecting its citizens from terrorism.
Her husband worked at Aon Corp ., a risk management firm, at the 98th floor of the south tower .
Eckert would cry when she told the story about how her husband — who was her high school sweetheart — called her on the morning of the attacks, and told her he loved her just before there was a loud explosion and nothing more.
She became part of a small group of Sept. 11 widows, mothers, and children who became amateur lobbyists, ultimately forcing lawmakers in 2004 to pass sweeping reforms of the U.S. intelligence apparatus.
They spent months walking the halls of Congress. All of the women were grieving, but Eckert seemed unable or uninterested in holding back her tears.
When it was over and they'd won passage of the intelligence reform law, Eckert vowed to quit her high-profile role "cold turkey." All she wanted, she said, was to go home, buy groceries, and return to something like a regular life.
After the law passed, Eckert turned her energies to Habitat for Humanity, helping build homes for low-income families.
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Ri
She tells it like it is and pisses off a lot of left wingers