Coulter's for Prez, and I'm for Vice.

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the potential candidacy of Ann Coulter for a political office, speculating on her chances of winning and the implications of her candidacy. Participants explore various perspectives on her appeal, public perception, and comparisons to other political figures.

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Main Points Raised

  • Some participants suggest that Coulter would win if she ran for office, citing high view counts on related videos as evidence of her popularity.
  • Others humorously propose that Coulter might declare herself ineligible due to gender and would pass the position to another figure, such as Rush Limbaugh.
  • One participant comments on Coulter's facial expressions during interviews, interpreting them as indicative of her political stance and suggesting a connection to feminist themes.
  • There is a mention of Laura Ingraham as a potential candidate, questioning whether she would also be successful.
  • Another participant challenges the assumption that high view counts reflect agreement, suggesting that they may include ridicule or disagreement.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express differing views on Coulter's potential candidacy and the implications of her popularity, indicating that multiple competing perspectives remain without consensus.

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Limitations include assumptions about the interpretation of view counts and the implications of public perception, which are not fully explored or resolved in the discussion.

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Readers interested in political commentary, media influence on public figures, and the dynamics of political candidacy may find this discussion relevant.

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She might win but then she would declare herself ineligible to hold the office (cause she's a girl) and abdicate to Rush. (Who else do you think she would choose as VP?)
 
Watch her facial expression within the 2 seconds after being asked "are you going to fall in line or move to Bolivia?" It's subtle...

I think this is her backhanded way of getting in touch with her de facto politico-feminist side. "Better to vote for HC than JMcC" = "our time has come."

She is definitely more articulate than G.W.Bush. :biggrin:

How about Laura Ingraham? Would she win?
 
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Evo said:
Why do people assume ... ?
:smile: