If anything, these clips of various people telling off Ann Coulter remind us of something we forgot when we stopped frequenting the playground: When people stand up to the school bully, it's a beautiful thing.

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Ann Coulter relaunched her campaign against John Edwards today.

You'll recall that the right-wing authoress took a shot at Edwards last year, when she called the politico a "faggot." Well, Coulter has done it again, this time calling him "faggy" while discussing his alleged affair. Said Coulter:

I just think John Edwards is an incredibly creepy individual and the very definition of faggy, with his whole two Americas — and remember when he was campaigning, one of his big things, oh, how people are so poor and they can't, they're starving at night, and, you know, he met a woman who couldn't buy a winter coat for her children… [He's] just, you know, living in this, like, Dickensian England that does not exist in America, and acting like you're the only person who cares.

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If imitation is the highest form of flattery, what does that make plagiarism? We don't know, but Michael Lucas probably does, because his Barack Obama bashing column has more than a few similarities with Ann Coulter's "Throw Grandma Under A Bus," which she published on March 19, two days before Lucas' piece.

It's really quite queer.

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Conservative pundit Ann Coulter and her Adam's apple told Fox News that she'd rather campaign for Democrat Hillary Clinton than John McCain, who apparenlty leans more left than the Senator for New York. News to us! Watch it, after the jump…

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Ann Coulter, Isaiah Washington and Bill O'Reilly - is this an asshole convention? No, silly! It's GLAAD's round-up of 2007's year in hate speech.

The media watchdog compiled last year's most headline grabbing gay bashings, like when General Peter Pace called gays "immoral". Ah, sweet, putrid memories…

There's a war of words brewing between Wall Street Journal's Peggy Noonan and Salon's Glenn Greenwald.

Noonan used her opinion piece today to offer the "reasonable" presidential candidates. Democrat John Edwards didn't make the cut. Why? Well, he's a Democrat and Noonan finds his populism "intemperate and insincere". The journalist also takes Edwards to task for his grooming habits: "Also we can't have a president who spent two minutes on YouTube staring in a mirror and poofing his hair. Really, we just can't."

Greenwald finds such a statement, well, unreasonable.

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Humankind has long questioned conservative pundit Ann Coulter's gender identity and Cape Cod blogger Aaron Maloy is no exception:

Nobody knows for sure the exact gender of Ann Coulter. People have asked her on several occasions and each time she went into drag mode shaking her head, rolling her eyes and deliver a verbal smackdown.

One thing is for sure though, straight women don't behave or talk as she does. And so she is my favorite Republican Gender Bender.

We're sure Coulter would be proud. On a related note, our sources at the North Pole tell us Coulter asked Santa for a full-functioning, self-lubricating vagina. He said she's been too naughty, though. Sorry, Ann, maybe next year!

We're not ones to celebrate other people's failure, but we're making an exception with homophobic fag hag Ann Coulter:

The latest tome by right-wing scribe Ann Coulter, If Democrats Had Any Brains They'd Be Republicans, hasn't caught fire with book buyers.

The title spent just four weeks on The New York Times' best-seller list—compared with 12 for her previous book—and has sold 97,000 copies in the last 10 weeks, according to Nielsen BookScan, which tracks about 70% of the market.

Ms. Coulter's last effort, Godless, sold 233,000 copies over the same time span…

Could Coulter's patented brand of conservatism be waning? We finally got our wish!

Details recently released their "Power 50" issue. Besides being intrigued by Kevin Federline's undeserved cover slot, we're absolutely enthralled by the list's familiar number nine winner: "The Other F-word".

If you take a look back, it appears that 2007 was the year of the F-word—but not the one you’re thinking of. America’s rent-a-quote harridan of hatred, Ann Coulter, used the word to slag presidential candidate John Edwards. Presidential candidate Bill Richardson used the Spanish version (maricón) to slam a guy on the Don Imus radio show. Controversy exploded after Isaiah Washington allegedly dropped the F-bomb on a fellow cast member of Grey’s Anatomy.

It’s a word that anyone who ever spent time in an American school yard is familiar with: faggot. But some bullies grow up, get famous, and keep on using it. “I hate gay people,” blurted former basketball star Tim Hardaway. Tucker Carlson bragged about having given a dude who tried to tap toes with him in a men’s room a taste of his bow-tied brutality (“I . . . hit him against the stall with his head, actually”). Hmmm. The word faggot, it seems, is on the tips of a lot of men’s tongues. They can’t stop thinking about it. Without it they’d be lost, and that makes you wonder who really has the power.

Between this and Out's "gay" debate, queer colloquialisms sure have been getting turned out. Too bad they're not getting worn out, huh? No wonder Details lists The Other F-Word's age as "forever young"

• Our celeb-obsessed cousin Mollygood used the above image to represent the parodic Ann Coulter video. It's the most fitting depiction of Coulter we've seen since - well, ever!

• 100 sexy men in one minute.

• It's school board versus principal in gay t-shirt scandal.

• Speaking of gay t-shirts: cement your gay geekdom with some Dumbledore Pride gear!

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The election season's turning out to be the most musical presidential campaign in history. Team Barely Political, the kids who brought us Obama Girl, offers this send-up of Ann Coulter.

Watch as singer/songwriter Leah Kaufmann delivers a pitch perfect political parody about Coulter's "perfected Jew" comments. Oh, and Kaufman even manages to work in Coulter's unsavory statement about John Edwards being a "faggot".

Note to GOP: We get it–you're all hypocrites. Now please just come out of the closet in a nice, orderly fashion so we can get on with our lives. (You know–the ones you've been adamantly trying to legislate against?)

Joining the ranks of Mark Foley, Larry Craig and Jeff Gannon's two-faced elite comes bigoted blond babe Ann Coulter. In a column for The Huffington Post, Rick Jacobs exposes the bitchy bestselling author (whose career achievements include hurling the word "faggot" around at whim) during a dinner at gay-owned hot spot Murano on Saturday night.

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Some troublesome hackers took the piss out of conservative pundit Ann Coulter yesterday.

The unknown tech activists penned an "open letter" to Coulter's flock in which Coulter "comes out" as a lying hack:

I've been participating in a charade for nearly eleven years, now. Quite frankly, I'm sick of it. You have all been a part of a sick joke that I began considering shortly after first getting on the air. At first, it was quite interesting to see how people would react when I would use twisted logic and poorly masked bigotry.

But eleven years is a long time to be living a fake life, and I can no longer tolerate this falsity. Even someone as fake as I tires out eventually.

If only that were true.

Venturing into political opining, Jossip Jewess Debbie Newman took a stab at perpetual hate monger Ann Coulter, who recently called Christians "corrected Jews". Here's what Ms. Newman had to say:

Is Ann Coulter an Anti-Semite? Possibly, but first and foremost, she’s an opportunist. Which is to say, she’s also, at least to a certain degree, a capitalist. So rather than indulging her by buying what she’s selling (in this case, intentionally incendiary remarks about religion) put yourself in her pointy, high heeled shoes for a moment and reconsider this from an economic standpoint. What we have here is a glorified case of supply and demand—so long as Coulter’s critics keep chomping at the bit for a chance to tear her down in the press, she’ll continue to maintain some semblance of relevancy and, worse still, legitimacy.

Ah, the sick, self-serving circle of journalistic punditry.

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