Ann Coulter Quotes

Tell me of a right wing-induced hysteria of the last 50 years

In the last war, people became vocal from the right-wing point of view: if you're liberal, then you're a traitor.

The progressive movement needs more crazy and amoral/immoral right-wing politicians and pundits like Tom DeLay and Newt Gingrich and Ann Coulter and Sean Hannity.

The name 'Republican' in some ways has been hijacked by obstructionists.

Conservatives and companies condoned Rush Limbaugh's politics of personal destruction when it came to smearing elected officials. 'Fair game,' they said, even when crass and crude. That's just the way it is.

The right-wing of the Republican party isn't so much a political agenda as a plea for help.

I think that there's a liberal element out there that finds me not acceptable. They don't like my stance on a lot of issues because I am conservative.

Today's Republican party is too beholden to factions generally.

The reactionary percentage of the electorate in these United States has been relatively constant since McCarthy's day; I'd estimate it as hovering around 30 percent. A minority, but one never all that enamored of the niceties of democracy - they see themselves as fighting for the survival of civilization, after all.

The spectacle of insensitivity that is the gun lobby and its outspoken, out-of-their-mind apparatchiks, is the apotheosis of what the Republican Party has allowed itself to become.

The Republican Party has become something that Ronald Reagan would not recognize.

The [Republican] party has no future. It can’t win with a base that is at war with math, physics, human biology, economics, and common-sense gun laws all at the same time.

The Republican Party has lost its way. We have given in to nativism and protectionism. It is not enough to be a conservative any more.... You have to be viscious. We have away the limited government mantle when we spent like crazy when we had the majority ...

We're movers, forward thinkers, people who get things done. But the Tea Party and Republicans like Bob Dold are holding us back.

In the end the recrudescence of racism on the right is conservatism's problem to solve, and it has to be solved independently of whatever liberals and leftists happen to be saying. But the task of solving it still gets a little harder with every nonsense charge or bad-faith accusation.

Even if Donald Trump's successful, it's the beginning of the end if this rhetoric persists in the Republican Party.

The candidacy of Donald Trump is the open sewer of American conservatism.

Liberals hate real Americans that work and achieve and believe in God.

As someone who has spent much of my life identifying as a conservative, I can't stand what American conservatism has become.

Believe me, I bash liberals for being mean-spirited and angry, but there are plenty on my side who are the same way.

Until the Right wins for once, I have no interest in arguing with the alt-right or disavowing anyone.

At some point in the last 20 years, the left moved to the center, and the right moved into a mental institution.

We cannot let the right wing roll back more than thirty years of social progress.

Is this so-called [Republican Party] hate wing that is so angry at all the things that have - all the changes that have happened in America, this is what they respond to.And I think it's dangerous for the country, I also think it's going to be incredibly unsuccessful in the general election.

The bombing in Oklahoma City has focused renewed attention on the rhetoric that’s been coming from the right and those who cater to angry white men. Right-wing talk show hosts like Rush Limbaugh, Bob Grant, Oliver North, G. Gordon Liddy, Michael Reagan and others take to the air every day with basically the same format: Detail a problem, blame the government or a group and invite invective from like-minded people. Never do most of the radio hosts encourage outright violence, but the extent to which their attitudes may embolden or encourage some extremists has clearly become an issue.