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| • | "The woman on the bar stool -- long blond hair, short black skirt, spiky heels, chain-smoking Carltons -- looks like she's waiting to be picked up. But Ann Coulter is actually waiting to speak to a conservative gathering at Hunan on Capitol Hill about her favorite topic -- why President Clinton should be impeached", Washington Post, Oct. 16, '98 |
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| • | "Like most of President Clinton's enemies in the Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy, leggy blond pundit Ann Coulter was upset. ... 'The moderator cut me off! I was humiliated in front of 600 people!' Between sobs, she sucked on a cigarette", Washington Post, Jan. 23, '99, p. C1
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| • | "If you met, say, Christopher Hitchens in a bar, and he asked you to define your politics, what would you say? Ann: 'Chris, do you have an extra cigarette?'", Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Aug. 10, '02
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| • | "With a cigarette in her mouth, Coulter eagerly signed autographs and accepted compliments from other fans", Aggressive-voice.com, Dec. 7, '02
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| • | "Bloomberg is wrecking New York City and I didn't want to pay for his fucking fascist smoking police who won't let me smoke", Washington Post (Reliable Source gossip column), Apr. 3, '03 |
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| • | "is so upset by Mayor Bloomberg's Tali-ban on smoking, she's moved to Miami", New York Post, Apr. 4, '03
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| • | "She drinks, she smokes and dates energetically", New York Times, Jul. 20, '03 |
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| • | "the so-called 'Goebbels with tits' was basking at an outside table despite the Sumatran humidity, churning calls on her cell phone and hiding behind Hollywood-style dark glasses, hoping she was far enough away from the Smoking Police to sneak a few drags when the waiters weren't looking", United Press International, Aug. 7, '03 |
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| • | quit - "I have two patches on right now- and Nicorette gum in my purse! I quit last October and I don't feel any better- no better whatsoever. Plus, it's like a miracle drug. When you're upset, it calms you down...I keep haranguing doctors, demanding they admit to me that this is just another Alar scare. Remember Alar on apples? This is going to pass, and then they'll admit it was never bad. I keep cigarettes around- in case there's a nuclear attack and I know I only have a few days to live, I'm just gonna sit there and smoke.", Esquire, Nov. '04 |
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| • | "At least she's trying to quit smoking.", Neal Boortz, Apr. 18, '05
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| • | "Ann Coulter and I were well into a bottle of white Bordeaux--and I believe she was chewing her fourth piece of Nicorette ... she'll burst forth, 'I'm Attila the Hun,' and then break into gales of laughter so forceful you smell the Nicorette ... Coulter lives in a New York City apartment, loves expensive Manhattan restaurants, chews Nicorette in church ... Ann seemed to live on nothing but chardonnay and cigarettes. As for living on chardonnay and cigarettes, Coulter says that's 'definitely true'", Time Magazine, Apr. 25, '05 |
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| • | "A friend was recently on a Washington DC-Miami flight. Half way through the four hours, the woman next to him began to jibber about how she thanked God for her nicotine patch, how she wished she could light up during turbulence, how only her Marlboro Light made her feel life was worth living. My friend, a gentle Lebanese Muslim, was just about to shower the poor wreck with sympathy when he recognised her: Ann Coulter, the rightwing firebrand", The Observer (UK), May 1, '05
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| • | "bummed a cigarette. 'Please don't write that I smoked. I don't want my mother to know'", LA City Beat, May 5, '05
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| • | "she wants death for anyone who does not believe as she does. That's why she uses Jesus as though he were an Uzi. That's why this hard-drinking, hard-smoking, bed-hopping Femme-Domme still pretends to be a 'Christian'", website, Nov. 30, '05
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| • | only lasts a split second, has a simultaneous nose and mouth exhale and secondary mouth exhale while sitting in front of her computer, at end of documentary, Is It True What They Say About Ann?, c. '05 |
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| • | "Smoking is fun too, but even I wouldn't support a political party whose sole raison d'etre was to eliminate non-smoking sections across the nation", Jewish World Review, Jan. 12, '06
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