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Anne Coulter on Hannity and Colmes. Anne Coulter says, “Obama is a dime store Hitler.”

Is waterboarding torture? Does it work? What about the memos? And what did Pelosi know?

Full talk with Neil Cavuto and guest Conservative Author Ann Coulter. They plead the new talk with Sarah Palin and other issues on the domestic stage today.

Greg and Andy stuffing in for John GIbson.

Can you clout it up and call it?

Professional goofy Ann Coulter spreads her special code of insanity during a televised contention about the genocide penalty, prejudicial philosophy and the probable executions of trusting men. In this last segment, writer Michael Butterfield calls in with a acknowledgement about Coulter’s attempts to trivialize the issues and questions her statements per the hearing of executed invalid Joe O’Dell. In a last infamous show of desperation, Coulter resorts to one of the most usual and silly perspective often listened in these debates – that the DNA would not pardon O’Dell because it was probable that the semen found in the plant may presumably have belonged to some unclear particular with whom the plant had consensual sex prior to the murder. O’Dell’s profession is quick to indicate out that the state’s chronicle of the crime had O’Dell raping and murdering the victim, and that the forced business of rape was the basement for the judgment of death. If O’Dell did not rape the victim, the state’s chronicle of the crime was discredited – a actuality that may have shabby the jury in their deliberations. If O’Dell’s DNA did not competition the DNA from the semen, then the complete unfolding in which O’Dell allegedly committed the crime cannot be right and thus the state’s box was most weaker than the jury was led to believe. Excuses of puzzling and different lovers cannot be deliberate a convincing reply to this intensely discouraging contradiction, yet even the horde of the promote …

(Via www.huffingtonpost.com ) Frum discharged Coulter’s evidence about Palin’s recognition by saying, “Michael Jackson is also a larger tale than the conduct of the United States, but the American people aren’t starting to opinion for him.”