How scary is that? Someone wants to be the next Ann Coulter. This probably means there is someone out there wanting to be the next Rush Limbaugh, Glenn Beck or god forbid, the next Bill o’reilly. Frightening……………

The lady is 100% right, get a grip all of you bleeding heart liberals. I was in the grocery business for 30 years and saw food stamps on a dailly basis. I rarely saw anybody that appeared to be in dire need of the stamps, not only from their appearance but especially from their purchases. Yes there were certain standards in place, but how do you justify buying filet mignom instead of ground beef?

I’m not going to deny that there are people who abuse the food stamp and welfare system, because it’s been proven too many times. But just like when one corrupt cop is exposed, no one shines a light on the nearly million law enforcement officers who daily risk their lives to protect the rest of us with little thanks and not nearly enough income for doing so. If this young conservative woman really wants to do something constructive for the Republican Party, she’d want to be the antithesis of a polarizing blight on the GOP like Ann Coulter. She should be writing about corporate welfare which is so huge and widespread that it makes this food stamp fraud penny ante nonsense. Another anti-Semitic, misogynist, ball-busting, pro-warmongering, pro-terrorist, racist, homophobic, pro-fascist publicity-hungry imperialist spewing hate is not exactly what this country needs. You do have to give Coulter credit for being an equal opportunity offender, since she calls men wimps (she’s smarter and has more balls) and she hates women in general (they shouldn’t vote, have premarital sex, be in politics or serve in the military, but they should all carry guns). If Coulter’s interpretation of the Bible was indeed accurate and THE true Gospel (rape the planet, conquer at will), every God-fearing Christian in the world would immediately convert to something else. I’ve always wondered if she’s really just a drag queen who hasn’t come to grips with her identity.

Why not try to be the next ranter from the far right — Coulter, Beck, O’Reilly all make tons of money — the American dream. The American way, get rich by spewing hate and fear.

The difference between Coulter and ethical commentators is the degree of looking into things that precedes opening the mouth and uttering noise.

The problem some perceived of welfare cheats requires a little thought. If someone has food stamps, it may be impolitic to use them to buy a luxury food item, but Congress and the President have not chosen to limit how stamps may be used, and if someone wants to burn up their monthly allowance on something expensive, it is their right, and they will pay for it additionally by the card being exhausted before the month is out.

The only difference between any among the 99% who cheat to obtain access to food stamps, and any among the 1% who play games with their taxes or health and safety regulations, is that the latter can hire armies of accountants and attorneys to advise him how best to do so secure in the knowledge that his such assistants are at least as good and likely better at what they do than any the government may send against them. A holier than thou attitude rarely sells well.

Isn’t the first one enough? I’m not so much disturbed by the young lady’s position—she is entitled to be a neanderthal (and proud of it)—but I am disturbed by the fact that all she learned in college was to imitate someone else. And all this time I believed that colleges taught their students to think for themselves. So, tell me you are an arch-conservative. Tell me even that you would love to see poor people starve in the street. Tell me that you will see everyone die because a few are dishonest, but don’t tell me you want to imitate Anne Coulter…or for that matter, Jessica Alba.

We have here a young woman who judges the many fron the few she has had contact with, and not even all of those she has had contact with but she sees only those who SHE considers to have abused their benefits. I mean, she must have been at the head of her class to aspire to spend her teens working at Wal-Mart where employees are treated like plantation slaves. If your employer steals through buying products of child labor, underpaying its staff and paying women less than men, who is she to be the first in the pot to call the kettle black?

Propose marriage to her? I think not. Perhaps I would propose she take a course in how to evaluate data fairly. I’d accept even a grace-of-God “D” from her for the course.

I am sure I would be upset with people taking advantage of the system who happen to be on food stamps. But then I get upset at people who have handicap license plates who park in handicap parking places. But the biggest slap in the face is when presidential contenders are double dipping by drawing pension benefits such as Rick Perry.And how about the executives who draw millions even though they are bilking the working American.

Bitch? A heartless souless hateful and mean money whore?

As a 20 yr checker, she knows all that goes on in someones life? Food debit cards are the same cards used for state cash benefits. You can not even buy toilet paper with food benefits! If someone buys a toy, it would not come from the food benefit part of the card but the cash monthly allotment if they are on welfare. Even those on welfare now and then will buy their child a toy. Expensive IPhones? Many of them are free simply for signing up. I hate welfare fraud like everyone else but also hate those who have no idea of what they are talking about.

In response to an article in the National Memo nationalmemo.com regarding a young lady who wants to be the next Ann Coulter.
Christine Rousselle, who attends Providence College in Rhode Island, wrote on the website The College Conservative about her experiences working as a teenager at a Wal-Mart store in her hometown of Scarborough, Maine. In the column this week, Rousselle described customers using welfare money to buy toys, lobsters and jewelry, and welfare recipients yakking on expensive iPhones. She suggested that a hot dog stand operator used food stamps to supply his business.
‘Thievery’ is an American sub-culture: welfare fraud, Medicare fraud and probably the most common thievery…income tax cheating.

I suggest that Ms. Rousselle spend an equal amount of time in the corporate board rooms of Wall St; drug companies; oil companies and the big banks. Then she’ll forget about the welfare pennies compared to the theft of billions by our corporate world.
I suggest that she weed the entire garden rather than her little garden patch.