Wow - There's A TV Ratings Success If I Ever Saw One - The Rosie O'Donnell/Ann Coulter Show......

[global1]

a complete hour where they debate each other about political happenings.

[crikkett]

1. wow, i'll never see it.

[tridim]

2. Only problem is, Ann Coulter doesn't debate.

She can barely even function on Faux.

[XemaSab]

3. I'd rather see 12 rounds of them fighting each other.

:P

[jedr]

4. Move over Jerry Springer!......n/t

[Luna_C_06]

5. You're joking, right? NT

[global1]

7. I Was Watching Scarborough And They Were Talking About Asking For The Firing Of......

Rosie because of her comments on 9/11 and WTC 7 implosion. Someone brought up Ann Coulter and the outragous statements that s(he) makes all the time. That's when it came to me - the O'Donnell/Coulter Hour.

Think about it - two strong personalities like them going at it every week.

Given we're going into an election year and the campaigning has already started - I'm surprised some network doesn't tie these two up in a contract and give them a program.

I'm telling you - it is a ratings bonanza.

Fox, MSNBC, CNN, the network news shows, Bill Maher, The Daily Show, SNL and maybe even Oprah would be talking about the squaring off of Rosie and Ann all the time. It's publicity nirvana.

How can we get this to happen.

Certainly - we probably wouldn't learn much - but it would sure make the next 2years enjoyable.

[Just-plain-Kathy]

6. I could only take Ann Coulter for seconds at a time....

:puke:

[Caoimhe]

8. It would begin and end with Ann Coulter yelling FAG! FAG! FAG!

and pointing a 12 inch long bony index finger at Rosie. The cameras would cut away as Rosie grabs Coulter by the adam's apple and ties her into several pretzels for a good old-fashioned "search for Chametz".

[sutz12]

9. The sad part is that people would watch it...

:shrug:

I can't really stand either of them for more than a minute or so without shoving glass shards in my eyes and ice picks in my ears.

But nobody ever lost money underestimating the taste of the American people. I think Barnum might have said that, or Bailey.