 Ann Coulter visit sets off furor LONDON, Ont. - American conservative firebrand Ann Coulter won't be in London until Monday but already the dust is flying.Commentsview comments in forum You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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I am sure there won't be any love lost of this ignorant anti-Canadian troll stays on her side of the fence.
She's going to be on Michael Coren for a full hour 6.00pm EST on Tuesday, March 23 on CTS. I'll tune in to see what all the hoopla is about because I'm sure Coren will get to the bottom of it.
I like to think he would but he strikes me as one of those guys who loves American conservatives.
She's speaking at the University of Calgary on Thursday, if it's I think I might stop by to see what she has to say.
Yeah...Coren will fix it all right.
Even if Coren leans slightly to the right, when it comes to his show he's pretty fair and balanced when conducting interviews. He can represent both sides of the political spectrum very well in a debate or when tasked in asking the important questions and lets no one off the hook if they start trying to bs him.
Yeah...Coren will fix it all right.
Even if Coren leans slightly to the right, when it comes to his show he's pretty fair and balanced when conducting interviews. He can represent both sides of the political spectrum very well in a debate or when tasked in asking the important questions and lets no one off the hook if they start trying to bs him.
Coren leans all the way to the right and he's a shameless partisan, religious hack. Come on, this is the guy that still stumps about the gay marriage issue and he once claimed that Ratzinger's dad was more brave than Canada and the United States because he objected to Hitler and his fascist policies (how delightful in hindsight). All Coren can do is peddle his religious views (which he hardly hides - this is "fair and balanced?") with contentious proclamations as that's the only thing that keeps people listening or viewing his inane ability to cling to archaic ideas.
Coren leans all the way to the right and he's a shameless partisan, religious hack. Come on, this is the guy that still stumps about the gay marriage issue and he once claimed that Ratzinger's dad was more brave than Canada and the United States because he objected to Hitler and his fascist policies (how delightful in hindsight). All Coren can do is peddle his religious views (which he hardly hides - this is "fair and balanced?") with contentious proclamations as that's the only thing that keeps people listening or viewing his inane ability to cling to archaic ideas.
What I mean by fair and balanced when someone makes a right wing statement, even though he may agree with instead he will take a left wing view point and challenge that statement.
I don't agree with his religious views or his take on gay marriage either, but you can't blame a person who's devoutly religious to think there religion is the best, you wouldn't see a Muslim professing I'm a Muslim but I think Christianity is where its at. At the same time he thinks our presence in Afghanistan is a waste of time and lives, that's hardly a common far right wing position to hold.
Coren leans all the way to the right and he's a shameless partisan, religious hack. Come on, this is the guy that still stumps about the gay marriage issue and he once claimed that Ratzinger's dad was more brave than Canada and the United States because he objected to Hitler and his fascist policies (how delightful in hindsight). All Coren can do is peddle his religious views (which he hardly hides - this is "fair and balanced?") with contentious proclamations as that's the only thing that keeps people listening or viewing his inane ability to cling to archaic ideas.
What I mean by fair and balanced when someone makes a right wing statement, even though he may agree with instead he will take a left wing view point and challenge that statement.
I don't agree with his religious views or his take on gay marriage either, but you can't blame a person who's devoutly religious to think there religion is the best, you wouldn't see a Muslim professing I'm a Muslim but I think Christianity is where its at. At the same time he thinks our presence in Afghanistan is a waste of time and lives, that's hardly a common far right wing position to hold.
The overwhelming majority of his stances are grounded on the right and in religion. That's not fair or balanced - it's an ideologue. Plain and simple. And just because he asks that odd question that may run counter to his worldviews, doesn't make him balanced.
I can't stand this twit, his politics, his worldview or his ugly mug. That certainly doesn't make me fair, balanced, or even reasoned on the matter.
Coren's the perfect example of a once-great commentator descending into total mediocrity. His whole weekend column in the Sun yesterday was just a series of bizarre paragraphs making a really retarded case that the Catholic sex abuse scandal that's erupted in Germany isn't such a "big deal". Like it was all the kids' fault and that they never should have gotten in the way of any of the priests' genitalia if they didn't want anything bad to happen. I put it down as clear evidence of total journalistic hackery when one resorts immediately to blaming the victims in order to defend a loathsome extra-judicial organization that's been responsible for uncountable atrocities, both large and small, since the first moments of it's inception. Sickening on Coren's part, considering that his ex-Jewish brethern were usually the greatest targets of all time for Vatican-inspired evil.