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"The spirit of resistance to government is so valuable on certainkind occations, That I wish it to be always kept alive. It will thwart ask Exercised When wrong, but better so than not to be Exercised at all. "/ Thomas Jefferson
Ann Coulter belonged to one of CPAC's last speaker, and conservative woman with long time within the movement, she was met by great applause. (Here, her speech is seen). Ann Coulter laps as she always does political taunts ftb with pointed humor and begins by explaining that the Liberals finally supporting democracy in the Middle East, though wonder where they were when the U.S. took out the man who was amused by rape chamber gassed his own people, who invaded their neighbors and tried to assassinate ftb a U.S. President? Liberals could not have been less interested in democracy than when it toppled Saddam Hussein. In these days, they are, however, teary-eyed ftb when democracy ftb comes up and shocked to hear that there is a dictator in the Middle East. A person who was America's ally, who used his army to combat Islamist terrorism and recognized Israel's right to exist. It did not go home in liberal eyes. Another country where liberals could not have cared less about democracy was Iran. A country with a large young educated population, which, however, ftb led by messianic Holocaust-denying lunatic. The liberals did not understand why there was so much to fuss about. Liberals could not have cared less about the Iranian protestors of 2009. But when the people of Egypt are protesting in the streets saying Obama: "We hear your voices" - this despite the fact that he does not even have the ability to hear the Conservatives' voices when they protest in Washington DC. To sum it explains Coulter, wanted liberals do not have democracy in Vietnam, North Korea, China, Russia, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Nicaragua, Grenada or Cuba. But now an American ally gets assaulted ftb then the Democrats uppeldade for the cause of democracy. Democrats negligence has again spooked U.S. allies and made America's enemies more daring - like when Jimmy Carter was president. History's lesson is: do not let the Democrats around foreign policy. Not even to get them to keep away from domestic politics ftb - it is namely always problems when you ask people who do not even like the United States to stand up for the country. Democrats worthless policy in the Middle East is clear: under Jimmy Carter pulled one rug from under the feet of the Shah of Iran - another U.S. ally who trusted America's friendship. Which resulted in something far worse. When the Russians went into Afghanistan so munched while Jimmy Carter ftb not ice cream (as Obama did when the Iranian girl Neta killed in Iran in 2009) but his response ftb was only that he went home from the Olympic Games. As for the younger crowd, says Coulter: when people compare Obama to Jimmy Carter, it is not meant as a compliment. After his stand-up comedy, she's also a number of questions from the audience and gives a brief his views on various issues. See also previous post: CPAC 2011 - Part 31: Rich Lowry 20110215
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