But that would be like asking her not to breathe.
Elizabeth Edwards suprised Ann Coulter by calling into MSNBC’s Hardball with Chris Matthews and calling Coulter out for her personal attacks.
“It lowers our political dialogue precisely at the time that we need to raise it,” Edwards said. “So I want to use the opportunity to ask her politely stop the personal attacks. These young people behind you are the age of my children. You’re asking them to participate in a dialogue that’s based on hatefulness and ugliness instead of on the issues and I don’t think that’s serving or this country very well.”
Edwards especially took issue with Coulter’s remarks about her husband exploiting the death of their son. Coulter’s response?
“The wife of a Presidential candidate is asking me to stop speaking? No.”
2 Responses to “Elizabeth Edwards asks Ann Coulter to Stop Being a Bitch”
go deb! nail that hoe!
Hmmm… a duplicitous lawyer who has used false emotion in the past to further his career having his wife defend him by denying others’ right to speak in pointing out his political maneuvers… haven’t his years in the bar given him the ability to plead his own case?