Last time Coulter raised a lot of eyebrows while wailing about Romney's spokesman saying something that would drive yet another nail in the coffin of his quixotic quest for the presidency. She blurted out:



I'm serious. THERE IS NO POINT TO YOU DOING YOUR SHOW. There is no point to us going to a convention and pushing for this man if he is employing morons like this.

Admitting on air that Hannity's show was nothing but Republican propaganda was bad enough. Never mind we have been saying this for years. They have always denied it, claiming they were "Conservatives" who gave a "fair and balanced" approach to events. Adding the line about the convention seemed like a total non sequitor. Why would Hannity, a Conservative Party member go to a Republican convention and push for a Republican candidate? That doesn't make any more sense than him pleading with a Republican to drop out of a race for the good of the Republican Party.

Well, now we can thank Ann for clearing up that mystery. As she wrote in her recent column, he is, and henceforth shall always be known as:

Sean Hannity, the most true-blue Republican and defender of all conservatives.

While this confirms what we have been saying for years, it will undoubtedly cause some serious heartburn at party headquarters -- for the Conservative Party of New York. Listen to Michael Long's introduction starting around 4:15 in the clip.

For those who can't see the video, or skipped it, here is a transcript of what Chairman Michael Long said as he introduced Sean Hannity to a wildly enthusiastic audience of fellow Conservative Party members at their 50th Anniversary Dinner:



I could probably spend another fifteen minutes introducing our special guest here tonight. We are really honored on the 50th anniversary, when you really think about it. We had William F. Buckley for our 40th. William F. Buckley, who ran for mayor. [Buckley ran for mayor in 1965 as a Conservative Party candidate - ed.] Who knows, maybe this guy will really give thought to run for public office, although I am not sure about that. But more importantly, a gentleman who needs no introduction. An individual on a day to day basis promotes the Conservative agenda from Monday to Friday on radio and TV nightly on FOX cable. It's a special privilege for us to have him here tonight, on this 50th anniversary, IT JUST SO HAPPENS THAT HE HAPPENS TO ALSO BE A REGISTERED CONSERVATIVE. WHICH HE PROUDLY ENUNCIATES ON THE SHOW ON A REGULAR BASIS. And I also think about some of the guests he invites, and he invites a lot of liberals on his show. THEY MUST CRINGE WHEN HE TELLS THEM "I'M A REGISTERED CONSERVATIVE. DON'T TAG ME WITH JUST BEING A REPUBLICAN. I'M A CONSERVATIVE. And he's a great American who carries the battle for us on a daily basis. It is with great pleasure I present to you our featured guest, Sean Hannity.

There you have it. Big mouth Ann has, once again, torn away Sean's fig leaf and confirmed what we have been saying for the better part of a decade.This is not going to sit well with all the rubes in the Conservative Party who stood and applauded their favorite son, comparing him to the likes of William F. Buckley. Now they have to confront the fact that he's been conning them for years while picking their pockets. In New York, of all places.

Whether you are liberal or conservative, communist or capitalist, saint or sinner, it doesn't matter. No one likes to be played for a fool. No one likes to find out they were just window dressing. Ann Coulter has made it clear, Hannity is just a Republican in Conservative clothing. No matter how you cut it, Ann's recent revelation makes it impossible for anyone in the Conservative Party to conclude otherwise. I don't think New Yorkers will appreciate playing the role of sheep in this passion play. I do know that playing New Yorkers for suckers does not end well if they catch you at it.

Coulter has nowhere to hide on this one. It's not like she doesn't know the guy. She's been on his show hundreds of times over the years. It's not like she can claim she "misspoke" on this, either. She put it in writing. In a syndicated column. That went out to hundreds of papers around the country. On the eve of the Republican National Convention, no less.

I don't often advocate people stop taking their meds. But when I do, I'm thinking of you, Ann Coulter. Stay crazy, my friend. We can use the laugh.

As noted in the comments, Ann's screed was previously diaried.