I am not a Big fan of Ann Coulter - but I am so curious as to hear what she has to say on McCain's pick for VEEP.
Here's an interview I found on YouTube on Ann's remarks about McCain ... of course this was before Obama won the Primaries.

Ann would vote for Hillary before considering McCain. Ann would actually campaign for Hillary! Whoa!

Wow - I am really surprise with Ann. I always thought she was so Conservative - she would vote Republician even if Jesus was on the Democratic Ticket.
I am very curious as to how she sees Palin.
She was mighty upset when Bush picked Miers.

Here's a quote I found:

Then:


I guess Ann Coulter likes Sarah!

Coulter sounds like plenty of conservatives who don't trust McCain on campaign finance, immigration and the Iraq War. Insert Sarah Palin straight from Central Casting--if you're Rush Limbaugh, Michael Reagan or Amy Holmes--and conservatives can be happy. Perhaps a few would have ever actually voted for Obama. Probably about the same number of Hillary voters who will pull levers for McCain.

Now McCain can dispatch Palin to the areas Mike Huckabee won in February and let her preach to the choir. Meanwhile, McCain will do what he does best--try to appear like a maverick and entice independent voters.

I have to copy and paste this post. Ann wrote this back on September 3, 2008

QUOTE:


THE BEST MAN TURNED OUT TO BE A WOMAN

John McCain's choice of Sarah Palin, governor of Alaska, as his running mate finally gave Republicans a reason to vote for him -- a reason, that is, other than B. Hussein Obama.

The media are hopping mad about McCain's vice presidential selection, but they're really furious over at MSNBC. After drawing "Keith + Obama" hearts on their denim notebooks, Keith Olbermann and Chris Matthews stayed up all night last Thursday, writing jokes about Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, the presumed vice presidential pick. Now they can't use any of them.

So the media are taking it out on our brave Sarah and her 17-year-old daughter.

They claimed Palin was chosen only because she's a woman. In fact, Palin was chosen because she's pro-life, pro-gun, pro-drilling and pro-tax cuts. She's fought both Republicans and Democrats on public corruption and does not have hair plugs like some other vice presidential candidate I could mention. In other words, she's a "Republican."

As a right-winger, Palin will appeal to the narrow 59 percent of Americans who voted for another former small-market sportscaster: Ronald Reagan. Our motto: Sarah Palin is only a heartbeat away!

If you're going to say Palin was chosen because she's a woman, you're going to have to demonstrate that the runners-up were more qualified. Gov. Tim Pawlenty seems like a terrific fellow and fine governor, but he is not obviously more qualified than Palin.

As for former governor of Pennsylvania Tom Ridge and Democratic Sen. Joe Lieberman, the other also-rans, I can think of at least 40 million unborn reasons she's better than either of them.

Within the first few hours after Palin's name was announced, McCain raised $4 million in campaign donations online, reaching $10 million within the next two days. Which shortlist vice presidential pick could have beaten that?

The media hysterically denounced Palin as "inexperienced." But then people started to notice that she has more executive experience than B. Hussein Obama -- the guy at the top of the Democrats' ticket.

They tried to create a "Troopergate" for Palin, indignantly demanding to know why she wanted to get her ex-brother-in-law removed as a state trooper. Again, public corruption is not a good issue for someone like Obama, Chicago pol and noted friend of Syrian National/convicted felon Antonin Rezko.

For the cherry on top, then we found out Palin's ex-brother-in-law had Tasered his own 10-year-old stepson. Defend that, Democrats.

The bien-pensant criticized Palin, saying it's irresponsible for a woman with five children to run for vice president. Liberals' new talking point: Sarah Palin: Only five abortions away from the presidency.

They claimed her newborn wasn't her child, but the child of her 17-year-old daughter. That turned out to be a lie.

Then they attacked her daughter, who actually is pregnant now, for being unmarried. When liberals start acting like they're opposed to pre-marital sex and mothers having careers, you know McCain's vice presidential choice has knocked them back on their heels.

But at least liberal reporters had finally found someone their own size to pick on: a 17-year-old girl.

Speaking of Democrats with newborn children, the media weren't particularly concerned about John Edwards running for president despite his having a mistress with a newborn child.

While the difficult circumstances of Palin's pregnant daughter are being covered like a terrorist attack on the nation, with leering accounts of the 18-year-old father, the media remain resolutely uninterested in the parentage of Edwards' mistress's love child. Except, that is, the hardworking reporters at the National Enquirer, who say Edwards is the father.

As this goes to press, the latest media-invented scandal about Palin is that McCain didn't know her well before choosing her as his running mate. He knew her well enough, though admittedly, not as well as Obama knows William Ayers.

John F. Kennedy, who was -- from what the media tell me -- America's most beloved president, detested his vice president, Lyndon Johnson.

Until Clinton interviewed Al Gore one time before choosing him as his vice presidential candidate, he had met Gore only one other time: when Gore was running for president in 1988 and flew to Little Rock seeking Clinton's endorsement. Clinton turned him down.

To this day, there's no proof that Bill Clinton ever met one-on-one with his CIA director, James Woolsey, other than a brief chat after midnight the night before Woolsey's nomination was announced.

Barring some all-new, trivial and probably false story about Palin -- her former hairdresser got a parking ticket in 1978! -- the media apparently intend to keep being hysterical about McCain's alleged failure to "vet" Palin properly. The problem with this argument is that it presupposes that everyone is asking: "HOW DID THIS HAPPEN?"

No one's saying that.

Attacks on McCain's "vetting" process require the media to keep claiming that Palin has a lot of problems. But she doesn't have any problems. Remember? Those were all blind alleys.

Unfortunately, for the ordinary TV viewer hearing nonstop hysteria about nonspecific "problems," it takes a lot of effort to figure out that every attack liberals have launched against Palin turned out to be a lie.

It's as if a basketball player made the winning shot in the last three seconds of the game and liberals demand that we have a week-long discussion about whether the player should have taken that shot. WHAT IF HE MISSED?

With Palin, McCain didn't miss.

What am I thinking now???!!!

Now that a month have gone by - and America has gotten to know Sarah Palin - and did Ann Coulter - wonder if she would want to recant some of her statements above!!!
Especially her Very Last Sentence!!!

I am searching the WWW for any comments, any remarks by Ann Coulter about Sarah Palin - TODAY!
Anything!
In light of the new Palinomics - does Ann have any reservations about the new VP pick???? Any????


I found this post from an Interview by Newsmax - the date was Sept 7, 2008: Link

QUOTE:

Best-selling author and top conservative commentator Ann Coulter says John McCain’s choice of Gov. Sarah Palin as his running mate has finally won the Arizona senator her support — sort of.

In an exclusive interview with Newsmax.com, Coulter reacted to the emergence of Palin on the national political scene with enthusiasm — and her biting wit.

When Newsmax asked her opinion of the treatment being accorded Palin by the mainstream media, the feminists and the left, she told us: “The last woman I saw treated this badly by the mainstream media was . . . let’s see now . . . oh yeah — me.”

Newsmax: Are they after her because they fear she'll turn the tide?

Coulter: No. They’re after her because she’s already turned the tide. The feminists just figured out that Sarah Palin has debunked everything they’ve believed for the past 40 years. Plus, they’re bitter, dried-up hags and she’s a major hottie.

Newsmax: Do you think her presence on the ticket could be the winning factor for the GOP?

Coulter: Obama just dispatched Hillary [Clinton], [Arizona Gov. Janet] Napolitano, and [Kansas Gov. Kathleen] Sebelius — or as I call them, the three scorned VP women — out into the countryside to attack her. What do you think?"

Newsmax: Has McCain's naming her to be his running mate softened your opinion of him?

Coulter: Absolutely! If he keeps this up he’ll have to register as a Republican soon.

Newsmax: How did you react to McCain's acceptance speech?

Coulter: He had me with Palin. So after the first "My friends," I turned it off and re-read Palin’s speech.

Let see, this was the last Ann Coulter comment I was able to find.
Palin's Interview with Charles Gibson began on 9/11/08 - 9/12/08 - The day Palin's stardom began to fade.

Since then - no sound, no whisper, no blurb from Ann Coulter!!

WHERE IS ANN COULTER NOW TO TALK ABOUT SARAH PALIN ?????