Only a few years after Ann Coulter called John Edwards a "faggot," she spoke to a room of conservative homosexuals at Homocon 2010. Marriage, she told them, "is not a civil right - you're not black." Presumably, they clapped for her. ("She boasted of having several gay friends.") The New York Times was there, following around the performer, and deduced that in the wake of actual crazy people -- they of witch, masturbation and Nazi fame -- Coulter is switching her style up, advocating some "shocking" political positions. In other words, this whole this has always been about making a splash -- and making money -- so Coulter has a new plan:
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