Ann Coulter

Ann Coulter

Rightwing harpy Ann Coulter headlined Homocon, the gay conservative event hosted Mason Foster Jersey Ebay Saturday night in Mason Foster Jersey New York City by GOProud.

The tax cut obsessed queens weren't expecting this, reports TPM.

"In one of a series of racially insensitive remarks that pervaded her speech, Coulter added, 'Marriage is not a civil right. You're not black.' It was part of a larger argument on which she later elaborated, telling the crowd that the 14th Amendment only applies to AfricanAmericans and that it does not, in fact, apply to women, LGBT people or other minorities. .

Thankfully Coulter segued into her signature racebaiting, so the "mostly white" and "predominantly wealthy" gay conservative audience could finally laugh .

"Several attendees, who requested anonymity, were also startled by her

raciallytinged humor: Coulter's comments about civil rights being "only for the blacks"

rubbed many people the wrong way as well, though her joke about

oppression and the amount of money in the gay community compared to

other minority communities ('Blacks must be looking at the gays saying,

'Why can't we be oppressed like that?'') garnered plenty of laughs from

the wellheeled crowd."

Only days before the event, Coulter published a column lionizing Ronald Reagan . because of his opposition to gay rights.

The event was hosted by Peter Thiel, the billionaire homocon founder of Paypal. Politico's Ben Smith also attended and describes GOProud as "the tea party of the gay rights movement."

One of the Republican Party's leading pundits kicks off her fall television book tour and the 2008 election season with a little old fashioned bigotry and antisemitism.

On CNBC's The Big Idea, rightwing harpy Ann Coulter continues this week's verbal grenade assault, this time targeting Jews: http://www.officialbuccaneersfootball.com/Black+Mason+Foster+Jersey The country would be better off if everyone were Christian and Jews "were perfected." The comments were made to an incredulous host, Donny Deutsch, who is Jewish, although Coulter Nike Mason Foster Jersey insisted he was "not" practicing his religion. "Would you like to come to

church with me, Donny?"

Video and transcript at Media Matters. The money quotes are after Deutsch asks Coulter to explain her concept of a perfect society.

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