Ann Coulter has done it again

Ann Coulter is famously know as an attractive, articulate blonde conservative who's made a living lobbing verbal bombs. She is a syndicated columnist for Universal Press Syndicate, a legal affairs correspondent for the conservative newspaper Human Events, and a frequent pundit and guest on Fox News Channel, MSNBC, and CNN. Ann Coulter is often billed as a "constitutional attorney," apparently based on her University of Michigan law degree and membership in the conservative Federalist Society.

Ann Coulter draws her attention again last week when she recently criticized for referring to Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards as a "faggot" at a national conservative meeting. Did she reached her "tipping point,"? Coulter wonders whether some television networks may end up "blacklisting" her because of some of her more overly caustic comments.

Many were angered by her use of the "f-word". Coulter later said she considered it a "schoolyard taunt." She said it was a joke about "Grey's Anatomy" actor Isaiah Washington saying he would seek counselling after using the word to refer to a fellow actor.

Also several conservatives criticized Coulter for her Edwards remarks. Fellow columnist Michelle Malkin lamented that Coulter had tarred the work of people at the Washington conference. She called Coulter's humor "tired old shtick." Tim Graham, director of media analysis at the Media Research Center, said some conservatives envy the attention she gets and dislike how she distracts from legitimate arguments.

Also several conservatives criticized Coulter for her Edwards remarks. Fellow columnist Michelle Malkin lamented that Coulter had tarred the work of people at the Washington conference. She called Coulter's humor "tired old shtick." Tim Graham, director of media analysis at the Media Research Center, said some conservatives envy the attention she gets and dislike how she distracts from legitimate arguments.

USA Today also removed Coulter as a columnist covering the 2004 Democratic National Convention after she referred to the gathering as the "Spawn of Satan convention."

Ann Coulter has become a highly visible pundit on the cable news circuit, noted for her particularly coarse and inflammatory invective directed at Democrats and progressives. Based on her history it wouldn’t be far the time when she will be blacklisted.

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