Delta Kicked Ann Coulter Out of Her Pre-Reserved Extra Legroom Seat

by Gary Leff

Delta came onboard Ann Coulter’s flight tonight and booted her from her pre-assigned extra legroom seat without explanation.

I suspect David Dao might disagree with that characterization. If she was talking merely about SkyMiles she’d have a better case.

Apparently she was moved out of extra legroom seats. And she’s tall.

She shared with us the flight attendant who insisted she move.

Twitter then exploded with a discussion of whether the flight attendant’s race had anything to do with her objection to moving (as opposed to, you know, being given less leg room).

Ms. Coulter decided to shame the passenger who received her seat. Twitter exploded with a discussion of whether the passenger was a woman of color and that was the real reason Coulter objected to moving (as opposed to, you know, being given less leg room).

Ann is also frustrated with the results of her Speedtest App. She wishes that Delta would hurry up with its installs of Gogo 2Ku satellite internet.

In which Ann Coulter reveals she uses Seat Guru and Expertflyer Seat Alerts.

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Comments

  3. Good for her! I don’t think it had anything to do with whether or not it was a passenger of color who took her seat, because frankly she looked white to me – I didn’t see any difference in shade.

  6. I am surprised Ann Coulter doesn’t fly first-class. Admittedly, I don’t think she is as hot of a commodity now as she was 10 years ago, but all those books, speaker fees and royalties — she remains very popular among the conservative industrial complex — have to give her enough money for domestic first-class.

  7. Weird story, for sure. In the zillions of flights I’ve taken on many airlines, I’ve never been involuntarily moved from one seat to another. A handful of times I’ve been asked to move by a flight attendant (and many more times by individuals), but it’s never been without choice. To move a pax without providing a reason is, obviously, bad customer service.

    Perhaps the most interesting part of your post is the horrified look on her seatmates’ faces when Ann is snapping their photo. Kind of like “what the f-bomb are you doing taking our picture?”

  8. We only have her side of the story. No doubt things will clear up once Delta announces what really happened.

  9. This is obviously FAKE NEWS, planted by the liberal media, to discredit Delta.

  10. BTW, did she get the passengers’ permission before taking their photo and posting it publicly? It is generally airline policy that you may not take photos of other passengers without their permission. That’s enough to get her kicked off the flight or even banned from Delta.

  11. FNT, if Ann Coulter flew first class, do you promise not to go after her for being an elitist conservative?

    Beyond that, it’s not your business what class she chooses to fly. The only legitimate concerns here are whether Delta honors its agreements with PAX and whether the FA discriminated against Coulter for her political views or her race.

  12. Sure do not need that arrogant SOB running Qatar Airlines to point out how screwed up our legacy airlines have become!

    The closest I came to this nonsense was on American, who I exclusively fly domestically. Returning from BOS on Saturday after Thanksgiving, apparently equipment was changed; thus, I lost my pre-booked bulkhead aisle and dumped into a middle seat in the back. Complaining to AA, I received a refund for that seat, and complementary miles.

    However, to Ann and others, I would strongly suggest, whether or not Congress ever gets its act in gear, once you are in your seat, don’t give it up. This is the epitome of total BS and what happens when we voluntarily destroy a former competitive industry.

  14. I get suspicious when the emotion overcomes what I at least THOUGHT were the facts. Is she saying in her tweet that she got screwed over by a hostile gate-agents union? Maybe it’s changed, but I thought Delta was largely a non-union airline, and I certainly thought that would include gate agents? Shouldn’t the person in her position get her facts straight, or did I miss a unionization somewhere?

    And I know it’s a pet peeve and she was upset, but somebody who says they’re in the communications Field like she is needs to know how to spell “air marshal!”

  15. As much as I can’t stand her public persona, she deserves an explanation for this and should have been given an upgrade. Her politics and mine could not be further apart, but I’m really doubting the race of the woman who was given her seat has anything to do with it. Just another airline handling things in the worst possible manner. At least America is #1 in something.

  16. Tough call now for trump deplorables and their empathy gap, this time it hit close to home.

    Obviously now it’s totally justifiable to cry discrimination.

    So here’s the million dollar question…continue to defend big business or is it now ok to badmouth delta???

  17. We definitely don’t have all the facts yet so it seems a bit too easy to pass judgement, but based solely on the information in the article, it seems like Delta is at fault and handled the situation quite poorly.

    That being said, if this had to happen to someone, I couldn’t possibly think of a better person more deserving of this fate. If only the flight attendant had known what she was getting in to…

  18. If I played Gate Agent on that flight, I would have denied her boarding (for no reason other than she’s particularly annoying).

  19. Owh c’mon… this is murica! It happens everyday! At least they didn’t beat and drag her out of her seat. Lets make Delta Great Again!

  20. Who knows the reason, but I won’t shed a tear for the racist bitch being involuntarily downgraded. Next time splurge some of that Trump slush fund money you got stumping for him and buy first class. Or use Skypesos.

  21. Could it have been an equipment change? That is the only thing I can think of.

  22. This was not a Comfort+ seat. Look at the row placards in the first picture. Clearly this row was marked blue, not red (i.e., regular economy).

  23. On a more serious note though, if you get involuntarily downgraded from a first class or premium economy seat for which you paid extra money for (ie. not a free upgrade), aren’t they required to reimburse you for the extra amount that you paid over and above the comparable cost of a regular economy seat at the time of purchase? It sounds like this didn’t happen, according to her…

  25. You mean AC doesn’t know the terms of the contract of carriage? How does that even happen? (Or, that’s what I read when others react emotionally to numerous other heavy-handed behaviors of “airline policy.”
    And don’t all airlines now have rules prohibiting taking pics inside (or was that just me mis-remembering stuff Lucky wrote regarding Air France and/or Lufthansa and/or KLM?)?

  26. I wonder if she got a battlefield upgrade to first which wasn’t communicated properly. Then the other person was op opped to comfort plus because economy was full.

  27. She implied via photo that the “woman” took her seat to sit next to her family. See her smug look and outraged faces of family members.

  30. If Delta is like American Airlines (they may not be) and you don’t have a wealth of mileage in their FF program, even if you pre-book a premium seat, it says in the ‘fine print’ that the seat is not guaranteed should a mileage privileged passenger come in after you. The passenger with major mileage gets the seat and you get booted out. That’s why if I need to fly, I go with United or Virgin. If I pay for my extra leg room on either airline, it’s my seat and someone with more miles doesn’t get to take it from me.

  31. Anybody who takes on airlines for arbitrary and capricious behavior is ok in my book (regardless of political views). The only reason that DL did not drag her off the plane is that she agreed to involuntarily relinquish her seat. And the only reason she did was that she didn’t want Dr. Dao treatment.

    Glad to see this behavior continues as the pressure keeps building for overdue common sense consumer regulation.

  32. sorry but a bit confused, the photo with the FA appears Ann is sitting on left side of the plane ( if I were to have taken a photo of Ann facing her she would appear on the right of the photo), photo of pax that supposedly took her seat appears to be seated on the right side of the plane what am I missing? was the FA photo taken after she moved to another seat?

  33. She’s particularly angry because she needed the legroom for manspreading. @Greg, it’s not just the Adam’s apple!

  35. FINALLY, Delta did something right. It was completely inappropriate for Ann Coulter to shame the woman that was given the seat. If she has a gripe it’s between her and Delta not another passenger that deserves her privacy. Delta should have kicked her off the plane for taking pictures of other passengers and posting them. It just shows you what a selfish bit……h she is. Good work Delta but next time ban her from the airline.

  36. A likely explanation: Some party boarded after Coulter was seated and Delta moved her to accommodate that other party so they could sit together (either across the aisle or an adjacent row). The same thing happened to me except a gate employee handed me a new boarding pass with the reassigned seat, so I knew what was going on as opposed to getting kicked out of my seat by an FA who might not know the reason for playing musical chairs. In any case, Coulter should receive a handful of Skypesos as an apology (I got 2K miles from AA for the unwanted last minute switcheroo).

  37. Another snowflake can’t take a little hardship in life. What a complainer! Get a real job and stop stealing from the airlines! I bet her father, who was an illegal immigrant, taught her how to be an attention whore and steal for a living.

  38. @ Mark – If you ever get kicked out of your Seatguru-chosen, extra legroom, bulkhead aisle seat so someone else can sit next to their lil old granny or whatever, you’d probably be all over Twitter too whining about the injustice of it all.

  39. @chancer.. first of all I would never take another passenger’s picture without their permission and post it on Twitter and second Ann Coulter should have paid for first class or comfort plus if she wanted more leg room. She now has something in common with Merrick Garland. I think Delta did what they felt was appropriate.

  40. The Wretched old tranny needs to be shown what decent people think of nasty, intolerant hag’s like that, male and female. In any other modern country any one expressing such extreme right-wing views expressed openly here in the US would be chased down the streets by crowds, booed loudly everywhere they went, trapped in their houses and never able to go out and show their face in public. If they went to church the pastor would have them stand up and shame them for trying to take away 22 million people’s Health Care which is hitlerian genocide.

    But here in this country the frog is boiled with the right-wing having had its vile, nasty, intolerant way for so long that is just accepted that 30% of the public are vicious nasty monsters. Then look who they elect President!

    People need to put down their phones and social media banality and realize that their country has been taken over by the most extreme right-wing on the planet.

  42. Since she so often puts her foot in her mouth, that ought to free up some extra leg room. But I do fault the airlines,. They really should have put her in a dog kennel and flown her with the other baggage

  43. Greg: Or you and your fellow snowflakes can man up and accept that sometimes your party wins and sometimes it loses. Quit blaming your fellow Americans and quit blaming the Russians. If you still need to blame someone, then Hillary Clinton would be the best you can do. She and the DNC stole the nomination and failed to win the election.

    Next time, get a better candidate or get a better thief.

  44. You must of been a real twit about this small matter! Seems like you make a real jerk out of yourself by your rant?? What age are you?? 2?

  45. I thought photographing passengers and crew was banned under airline policies. What recourse, if any, might Delta have against Coulter for violating this policy?

  46. She’s mad, so she violates the privacy of 3 passengers. Klassy.

    Seems like SHE is the poor delicate #Snowflake. Just can’t get her legs to fit in an ordinary row.

  47. I have just read of this incident here on the NEWS in Australia, and most likely the whole world knows now about Delta’s shameful customer Service ! It should not matter who buys a ticket! Young, old, white skin or black skin, they all pay with the same money! And if a boarding pass with seat allocation has been issued, then this is your seat, o.k.? Unless there was some sort of real reason for Emergency, in any case, the person who was seated first should have been upgraded to business or first class. Und most importantly, should have received humble apologies from Delta’s staff, as it is customary for good public Relations.
    Delta’s apologies stated on Twitter afterwards are meaningless, too late to say “sorry”.
    Needless to say, it could happen to anyone again, when flying with Delta Airlines in the future, unless you avoid them altogether.

  48. I flew from Hawaii to Michigan twice in last year to see my elderly parents. Almost every flight that I had booked Delta Comfort had Economy Class passengers reassigned next to me. I paid extra money for seats these people got for no added cost. I did not pitch a fit or take picture’s of the passengers getting the free upgrade.
    Man-up Ann, there are real problems in the world.

  49. I agree with Mark, this woman should’ve never taken pictures of the passengers and posted them on Twitter. Ann’s big mouth and big persona have gotten in the way at times of abiding by the Golden Rule. How would she feel if they have her some other person’s seat and that person got upset and took Ann’s picture? She’d be suing. Mark my words.

  51. If you’re going to call Ann Coulter racist, don’t do so using misogynistic language. It completely undermines your point, people..!

  52. @Gary

    Why are you reposting the picture of the passengers that supposedly got the muppet’s seat?!

    Shamefully irresponsible of you!

    That said, no sympathy for a self entitled c/u/n/t like AC.

    Can only hope she never sets foot in Australia

  53. While it’s mildly frustrating to lose one’s seat, her tone and behavior just says it all. She embodies everything that is wrong with society today. Throwing tantrums and screaming ME ME ME without making even a minimal effort to compromise or defuse situations. If it was me I’d find out what happened via customer support. If I’d paid for the seat I’d ask for my money back. I wouldn’t ask for compensation because that would be ridiculous, over a seat. Give me a break, it’s just a stupid seat. In other parts of the world, people are starving or getting shot. I’m mad at myself that I just spent 3 minutes reading about this.

  54. What was Ann doing slumming in Comfort +? Certainly she can afford to fly in first.

  55. The oddest part is that Ann Coulter is relatively well-known. If the gate agents had to randomly move somebody, you would think they would avoid minor-celebrities.

  56. @ Harry – You’re absolutely right. Short of an emergency, passengers should get the seats they reserved. Unfortunately, it doesn’t take canceled flights, aircraft changes, or bumped passengers for gate agents to play around with seat assignments at the last minute. All it takes is someone coming up to them with a sad story about needing to sit next to dear old Aunt Nettie or whatever. If Coulter can shine a light on airlines’ stupidly unfair seating policies, what’s the problem? Her vocal complaints could end up helping others by making the airlines think twice before forcing last minute seat changes on unwitting passengers.

  57. @chancer – +10000000

    I doubt she’ll let it go and Delta will be sad their gate agent doesn’t watch cable news. 🙂

  58. Coulter got what she deserved – she should fly corporate jet so we don’t have to sit with her and her misguided beliefs. Thank you Delta !

  59. As an airline employee I’d like to make it known that any person with a disability can basically tell you which seat they need and you have to give it to them. To not do so would not only be wrong, it would open the airline up to DOT fines. Not every disability is visible and to reveal a passengers disability because you’re upset could be devastating for them. Just a possibility which shows the tough times airline employees are going through with everyone constantly blowing up and acting like spoiled children. Remember, the frontline airline employees are not the ones making the rules, just the ones being made to enforce them.

  60. If not for get politics she could have been hot and I might have fantasized about her in different positions.

    Too bad! My only reaction seeing her photo is wanting to throw up.

  61. As a passenger who has been treated poorly in the very same way, Ann Coulter, whether you agree with her politics or not, is 6 ft tall and flies all the time. Her politics has nothing to do with being booted from a seat that she booked ahead of time for the sole purpose of having adequate leg room. For someone who is very tall and flies frequently, not having adequate leg room is extremely uncomfortable. It could also lead to thrombosis.

    She is entitled to the seat she booked – that’s why she booked it well ahead of time!. The suggestion that she is a racist, and that her being upset about being booted out of her pre-booked, extra leg room seat for no reason was based on race is completely unfounded and is nothing more than an attack on her character that is purely based in a dislike of her politics. Politics has nothing to do with it.

    We, the passengers, have every right to the seats we book ahead of time, especially when we aren’t the average sized person. Anyway, why this is news worthy is beyond me.

    Delta does not have good service; I personally avoid Delta and United because I have had issues JUST LIKE THIS on both airlines. I can fly with other airlines, and so can Ms. Coulter.

  63. Hey Platy, re your response above. Presume you are an AUssie.. let’s invite AC down under for a rally make speck about Lets Make AUS Great Again. !!!

  65. Using the term “tranny” is pretty disrespectful. This isn’t about politics; it’s about an airline making a very tall person move from a seat that she specifically purchased because she was very tall for no good reason other than to give it to someone else. The airline offered no explanation, and Ms. Coulter, a paying customer who paid extra for a more specious seat, wasn’t even compensated as far as we can tell.

    Furthermore, how she is acting “entitled” when she bought a seat well ahead of time to accommodate her physical needs as a very tall female and paid extra for it? How is it being “entitled” so expect the product that you paid for? All many of you are doing is looking at this through the prism of politics.

    This has nothing to do with politics; it has everything to do with poor customer service on Delta’s part.

  66. Wow, am not an Ann C. fan (like, at all), but the comments here indicate how ludicrously vile political ‘discourse’ has gotten. Hate her all you want on a personal or political level, but the fact of the matter is that she’s right to complain. She might have gone overboard on her protests, but to the people focusing on that, aren’t all the topics on miles and points blogs first real problems, anyway?
    And to those who say her complaint is based on racism, seriously? If the passenger complaining had been a person of color, as opposed to AC, is there any doubt you would be accusing Delta of racism?

  68. All you have to do is read the comments here to see how nasty vile and hateful lefties are. Its awesome the Hillary didnt get elected. Gonna be a great 8 yrs.

  69. @timber Juarez That “woman” was not a privileged Delta flier. As Coulter implied by taking the picture of the entire row, the “woman” had a “bona fide” relationship to the adjacent passengers thereby “entitling” her to the seat. That is not in the Delta fine print.

  70. Any speculation as to WHY she was removed from her assigned seat? Could it be the aircraft’s weight re-distribution? Or my favorite – algorithms! Those are some of the reasons I’ve been re-assigned from my pre-booked seat and assigned to a much less desirable seat even though I have elite status with my airline (not with Delta).

  71. AC should have simply refused. Just said no. I booked it advance and I am staying. Waited and gotten removed by police and then sued the living shit out of delta. And not settled out of court, made the CEO and all of the assholes involved show up in court. She still could and should sue the shit out of them, being AC her story will be viral for months if she does.

  72. AC is too paranoid n sensitive. You have to understand when racism is a core principle of her political platform then every unfortunate incident can be viewed as payback.

    It’s karma.

  73. I would beg to be moved to a different seat if I found myself seated anywhere near Skeletor.

  75. Given the level of viciousness you see among posters, and given the picture of the FA, it’s very possible if not likely that an employee of Delta, acting on his or her personal bias, decided to harass Ann Coulter.

    BTW, being a “first-world problem” does not make something not a problem. We don’t need to solve every TWP before we move on to second- and first-world problems — especially when solving a first-world problem in no way impedes progress on TWP. If they even can be solved.

  76. While I think she is a sniveling waste of human space as a person, I must say, I don’t blame her for acting out and sharing this publicly. I’d have done the same and probably raised my voice, have it on video and possibly gotten close to being arrested. She’s right, why the hell do you have advance seat selection if they’re going to screw you on it? Especially when some of these airlines actually charge for it! If the replacements had a relationship and wanted to sit next to one another, then they should have booked in advance and reserved their seats as well. It is junk like this that takes the fun out of flying…something like that could literally ruin your entire flight if you are tall, overweight, like being nearer to restroom or are hot natured (I prefer the open space seats for coolness) or any other reason you take the time to go and select and pre-plan things.
    I’d liken it to getting to your hotel and you’ve booked a king size bed and you arrive and are put into a pair of twin or full size beds….not what you booked, not what you wanted and as a customer, you just got screwed and it is too late to do anything about it. It isn’t like a dinner reservation where you can tell them to go to heck and find another restaurant, you are stuck. With a motel, they will likely charge you if you refuse the two twins and walk out. You can’t return the seats or the motel room which is why it is so frustrating when you get screwed over like this. You can raise hell, tweet, email, call corporate and waste valuable vacation time fussing over it but ultimately, it will have an effect on your trip, usually devaluing the travel experience for you.

  78. Love the vile commentary from the tolerant leftists. The best part is that is the attitude that assures us of at least one more term of MAGA.

  79. Are her rights any different here now that Delta sells C+ as a separate class of service?

    Seems like it’s one thing to be kicked out of a specific seat assignment then be accommodated within the same class of service (even if it has less legroom) and a completely different thing to be downgraded.

    Either stinks, but it seems like one would possibly have IDB compensation requirements. Anybody know?

  80. Way to take the moral high road, censoring the comments that called this upstanding citizen a bad word.
    Now, back to pumping the IHG card constantly. … and cue the next post about the mile high club or some other sensationalist subject that has nothing to do with frequent flyer miles.

  81. Penny, worse still is you’re in your hotel room with the king bed you reserved and paid more for and THEN they tell you to pack up and move to a room with a bed that’s too small.

  82. I admit that I don’t really know who AC is, other than someone with (extreme?) political views. However, if she was a paying passenger, and she had reserved her seat in advance, there is no justification for moving her.
    I have been asked to move from a bulkhead seat on AirCanada so that a family could have the front row and use the bassinet. I politely told the cabin crew that I would move up to biz if they had a seat, otherwise I would not move as I had paid extra for the seat.
    I was also told pre boarding at Qatar Airways flight that I was to be moved 15 rows back to a middle seat. I told them that my seat had been booked several months in advance and that they better do better otherwise I would be taking names for my post flight email to Customer Service. My seat was quickly changed back. It turned out two colleagues from Bain Consulting had wanted to sit together near the front and had asked the ticketing desk to see about moving someone…that someone was me, and I was having none of it!

  83. If she wants extra legroom, she certainly has enough money to pony up for first class. Or, she could probably fly private jet. While it is annoying to arbitrarily be given another seat, her temper tantrum over it is out of proportion to the annoyance. And taking a picture of the person that was put into the seat in her place? Totally unacceptable. Coulter is being rewarded for her juvenile and hateful behavior by being given publicity such as this for it.

  84. Well, Ann C. clarified the real reason for her rant (as if anyone had any doubt) with a new tweet

    ‘So why is our middle & working class suffering? NOT ROBOTS! Globalism & mass immigration. Immigrants take American jobs (& seats on @Delta)’

  85. >If she wants extra legroom, she certainly has enough money to pony up for first class. Or, she could probably fly private jet.

    So much for the left even bothering to fake being against class privilege or for environmentalism.

  86. >Well, Ann C. clarified the real reason for her rant (as if anyone had any doubt) with a new tweet

    How do you know that’s the real reason for her tweets? Progressives should not assume their inability to deal with more than one issue at a time applies to people with working brains.

  87. I cannot believe all the whiners complaining about politics and other non-relevant issues here. She was booted out of her assigned seat after boarding and she has the right to complain about it. I am glad she is standing up for passenger’s rights. Good for her. Having a celebrity raise an issue is more likely to get action than a nobody.

  88. The point is…..She was late to the gate….Dl has the right to cancel your
    Assigned seat….when you are LATE…She is lucky they didn’t deny her boarding…to standby passengers…..People read your rules on flying…..

  89. Sorry folks but what goes around comes around in life. When you go through life calling people nasty names and making disparaging comments about the way people look you better expect payback. Ann Coulter and Donald Trump are receiving the payback they deserve. I’m all for shaking things up in politics but if I had said some of the nasty comments about people that these people have said and some of the complete untruths, my parents would have severely punished me. If these people were humble and really showed contrition in life they wouldn’t be receiving all of the negative press they receive. You have to question the morals of anyone that defends that kind of behavior. Treat others the way you would like to be treated. Shaming another passenger by posting her picture to over 1 million twitter followers was just irresponsible and it’s also irresponsible to post the flight attendant’s picture. AC is telling you one side of the story by it’s apparent the airline has another side. She is just one of these people who feels a sense of entitlement no matter what she does and who she offends. Sorry but that is not how we will “Make America great” again.

  91. Great comment, Mark. You sum it up without the anger some of us feel about the country being hijacked by lying political hacks pretending to be “reforming” programs they never supported and did everything possible to kill – Social Security, Medicare, MediCal, equal rights, environmental protection, etc.

    For those who say both sides are equally responsible, that’s like saying the angry rape victim is just as bad as the rapist. These are the most devious right wing political operatives on the planet, who couldn’t get their plans passed in any modern country on earth including this one if they didn’t lie about their intentions and use smear, lies, racial and sexual resentment to dredge up every filthy racist and bigot out there. They have no intention of reforming anything, only blowing it up so that those they hate can’t enjoy the civilized society we all share, but instead are forced into a slave wage underclass walled off by gated communities with cops given summary execution policies.

    Since they’ve never been able to pull it off entirely – and last time they tried with Bush destroyed the economy, permanently ruined our reputation in the world, and nearly collapsed the world financial system – this time they’re trying to shut down the media which is our last line of defense for democracy. Then we’ll see what happens when their stupdenously ignorant 1/3 redneck supporters all lose their family’s health care, jobs and are of course locked out of those gated Trump towers they seem to think they’re part of due to reality TV, with no one to tell their story. This is why they teach in the schools in all of our allied countries these American rednecks are they stupidest people on the planet, destroyers of civilization, a greater threat than terrorists. Ask an Australian where they have a great government providing everything at low taxes, are happy and astounded at the utter ruin of America.

  92. Mark, are you SURE you want aircraft crew to decide where conservatives sit? Because the next time the crew member may be someone on the opposite side of the political spectrum and decide you need to be moved to a less desirable seat.

    Then you’ll be whining about how you are being discriminated against for your political views.

    This is what the left has brought us to. A country where we are divided by petty politics, so it’s OK for airline crew to treat us by how we think instead of what we pay.

  93. >Since they’ve never been able to pull it off entirely – and last time they tried with Bush destroyed the economy, permanently ruined our reputation in the world,

    Interesting comment, because the left told us that Obama “repaired” our reputation in the world. Was the left lying then or lying now?

  94. After Bush and you rednecks bullied us into Iraq, the world lost most of the esteem it had for the U.S., wasting every drop of blood heroically by us in two World Wars. We’re now regarded as being too under the sway of right wing lunatics to be trusted. Obama was revered worldwide because of what he tried to do to heal this, but the rest of the world was fully schooled about how you redneck baboons went bananas over the black man with more class than all of you. They knew that given the chance you’d ruin us again, and boy oh boy did you ever outdo yourself with the most hated man probably in world history.

    Example: Bush went to the UK where the queen was too embarrassed to tell him he was so hated they couldnt do the traditional carriage ride to Parliament, so they rode the carriage around in circles in the palace courtyard. This time with the Groper the royals made it clear they didn’t want him invited at all.

    This is what you redneck baboons have done to US.

  95. @Art… you completely missed my point. You commented “So much for the left even bothering to fake being against class privilege or for environmentalism”. I’m not for any crew deciding where conservatives or liberals sit. What I said is when people go through life insulting other people and spewing racist and hatred they shouldn’t be surprised when given the opportunity people throw it right back at them. Ann Coulter has made a career out of insulting and offending other people so why on earth should anyone feel sorry for her? She decided to mislead by only telling her side of the story. When Donald Trump makes offensive comments towards reporters, fellow republicans, democrats and the news media he shouldn’t be surprised that he is going to be held accountable for his comments. When someone makes a career out of intentionally lying and misrepresenting the facts people will eventually call them out and deservedly so. Maybe nobody read The Boy Who Cried Wolf by Aesop. A shepherd-boy, who watched a flock of sheep near a village, brought out the villagers three or four times by crying out, “Wolf! Wolf!” and when his neighbors came to help him, laughed at them for their pains. The Wolf, however, did truly come at last. For Donald Trump and his associates the wolf is Robert Mueller and he is coming to come get them and deservedly so.

  96. @Mark, two questions:

    First, why would you think AC would be surprised by being mistreated by the left? Second, do you really think conflict between left and right began with Ann Coulter?

    There are, and for a long time, have been haters on both sides. Trump and Clinton are no exceptions. You act like this is something new, or that Coulter and Trump are the only haters in the political spectrum.

  97. >This is what you redneck baboons have done to US.

    That reminds me of what Obama did to the U.S. After 8 of the worst years of class, gender and racial division foisted on Americans, we became more divided than anytime since the Civil War. Clinton called half of Americans deplorable, then expected them to vote for her. Luckily, they weren’t that stupid. Nor were many of the Bernie supporters after Clinton and the establishment DNC outright stole the nomination from him.

    If the left were more educated, perhaps Trump would not have had such a big margin over Clinton. Of course, the left ruined our educational system, so that’s not going to change.

  100. Your story makes it sound like she was terribly inconvenienced and suffered major discomfort ( you know as opposed to the truth). When in reality she was just in the wrong seat. As reported by The New York Post, ” A Delta spokesman said it appeared Coulter was in the same extra-room row, just in a different seat.” Nothing like a little conservative slant to your so called journalism lol.

  101. SURPRISE! BITTER DELTA EMPLOYEE PURPOSEFULLY MOVED HER CUZ THEY DIDNT AGREE WITH HER POLITICS. Maybe youre next because your black, gay, fat, ugly?

  102. AC is a tall woman, but not a particularly tall person. One web site says she is 6’0″ and 130 lbs. I keep reading about how she needed the extra space because she is so big, but a good number of the men on her flight were probably taller and larger, including the guy in the middle seat she photographed. Quit defending her on that point, because she just isn’t all that big.

  103. Steve thanks for warning Us in advance of even reading your nonsense that you are a web-certified nut bag who posts in all capital letters.

    I’d grab the bullhorn and go back to the street corner.

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