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Blondie in Their Shoe

Ann Coulter, a constant irritant, finally has upset the wrinkled old white guys at NBC.

The Drudge Report is citing "insiders" at NBC on Coulter’s banishment from their airwaves.

"We are just not going to have her on any more, it's over," a top network source explains.

However, “a second top suit strongly denies there is any ‘Coulter ban’.

"’Look for a re-invite, as soon as Wednesday,’ said the news executive, who asked not to be named.”

“NBC's TODAY show abruptly cut Ann Coulter from its planned Tuesday broadcast, claiming the schedule was overbooked.

Executives at NBC TODAY replaced Coulter with showbiz reporter Perez Hilton, who recently offered $1,000 to anyone who would throw a pie at Ann Coulter. Hilton is also launching a new book this week, RED CARPET SUICIDE.”

Coulter has written yet another blockbuster book on liberal idiocies, this one entitled “Guilty.”

“One network insider claims it was the book's theme -- a brutal examination of liberal bias in the new era -- that got executives to dis-invite the controversialist.

"’We are just not interested in anyone so highly critical of President-elect Obama, right now,’ a TODAY insider reveals. ‘It's such a downer. It's just not the time, and it's not what our audience wants, either.’”

The bump no doubt will help to push “Guilty” to number one on the New York Time’s Best Seller list. This is what has happened to all Coulters books, so much so that one begins to suspect a conspiracy of dunces is at work here here attempting to boost ratings for a later show at NBC involving the banned author.

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