Reply #298: Ann Coulter has a real problem being confronted by women

[Penndems]

Professional, married and/or educated women, in particular.

Every single clip I've watched of her being interviewed by a woman, she behaves in a condescending, offensive manner: Eyes rolling, visual daggers, sarcastic remarks. The one time I observed her in a live interview was on the "Today Show" with Katie Couric. Katie was questioning Coulter about the contents of her book, "Slander", which had just been released. Coulter's reactions to Couric's questions were feigned outrage and defensiveness.

Contrast that to her interviews with men: Chris Matthews, Donny Deutsch, Matt Lauer, Lou Dobbs, Sean Hannity, Bill O'Reilly. She's giggling. Short skirts. Flirting. Outrageous comments. "Basic Instinct" crotch shot. Tossing her hair over her shoulders. It's a cocktail party where Ann's the center of attention, and she's the cutest little trick in the room. Or, so she thinks. (The only exception I've seen regarding this observation was when Adam Carolla hung up on her on his radio show.)

Thank God Kirsten could see through that transparent BS, and cut Coulter down to size. Excellent job!