Ann Coulter's Defense of Herman Cain: 'Our Blacks Are So Much Better Than Their Blacks

Ann Coulter came to the defense of Herman Cain last night in the aftermath of Politico's report on sexual harassment allegations against Herman Cain.

In classic Coulter style on Hannity's America last night, she leveled her own charges against the Democrats and pulled no punches in the process.

Coulter compared the media's treatment of candidate Cain with that of President Obama, stating that "any criticism of Obama was racist" in the eyes of the media and pointed out that Obama was "not the son of American blacks who went through the American black experience- that is Herman Cain."

She said that liberals "detest conservative blacks," and both Coulter and Hannity agreed that conservative African-Americans "go through hell" and are "called the most vile, vicious names."

Coulter also attacked the liberal position on sexual harassment because "everyone knows sexual harassment bar is low," "people are humorless" and "liberals don't care about real sexual harassment."

With respect to the media's portrayal of Herman Cain, Coulter called it a "high tech lynching" and said "our blacks are so much better than their blacks" in a comparison of Cain to African-American members of Congress like Maxine Waters.

Quoting Coulter never gets the full effect across, so watch her below:

(h/t mediaite)