Maybe there ARE more conservative Sikhs than I thought...
I was just reading this article on Slate.com. The article itself describes the events and little interesting details from America's "First Conservative Film Festival" which took place this past summer.
When the articles gets to discussing a documentary on Ann Coulter, I was shocked! Totally shocked.
After a protester disrupts one of her speeches, she quips, "You really develop your analytical skills here at Johns Hopkins. At Harvard, they had questions." When an olive-skinned girl asks her to sign a book later, Coulter asks, "Are you a Sikh?" No, I'm Hindu, the woman replies. "Oh, I've got a lot of Sikh friends for some reason," Coulter says. "You're my first Hindu."
Ann Coulter has a "lot of Sikh friends"! That's crazy! I would've never imagined that.
Ann Coulter is probably the most hated right wing person in the entire United States, for those of you who might not know who she is. She's also the most outrageous, but in a good way, I guess. I don't think she's actually as outrageous as she portrays herself to be, but she says some of the craziest stuff imagineable.
When the articles gets to discussing a documentary on Ann Coulter, I was shocked! Totally shocked.
After a protester disrupts one of her speeches, she quips, "You really develop your analytical skills here at Johns Hopkins. At Harvard, they had questions." When an olive-skinned girl asks her to sign a book later, Coulter asks, "Are you a Sikh?" No, I'm Hindu, the woman replies. "Oh, I've got a lot of Sikh friends for some reason," Coulter says. "You're my first Hindu."
Ann Coulter has a "lot of Sikh friends"! That's crazy! I would've never imagined that.
Ann Coulter is probably the most hated right wing person in the entire United States, for those of you who might not know who she is. She's also the most outrageous, but in a good way, I guess. I don't think she's actually as outrageous as she portrays herself to be, but she says some of the craziest stuff imagineable.

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