Ann Coulter Explains to 'Sexist, Misogynist Pig' Piers Morgan Why Men Shouldn't Tell Women to 'Calm Down

(Photo: CNN)

Conservative columnist Ann Coulter appeared on CNN with Piers Morgan Friday, where she explained why women shouldn't be able to vote just minutes after calling the host a "sexist, misogynist pig."

After watching the new "Voting Is Like Doing It" Obama advertisement, Coulter said the clip is a perfect illustration of why we should consider raising the voting age, and repealing the 19th Amendment.

"It's going to be my exhibit henceforth for both of the groups I want to take the vote away from-- young people and women, all in one combo platter," she joked.  "It was a rash experiment and we should reconsider the 19th Amendment."

After that, Morgan claimed Coulter called him a "sexist, misogynist pig" during the commercial break.

"Can you explain why?" he asked.  "What have I said that's been remotely sexist?"

"Calm down," Coulter replied, imitating the host.

She explained:

It is the conservative female's obligation to-- I am not hyperventilating, I'm disagreeing with you, which apparently is insulting your teeny, tiny male ego.

It is the most insulting, condescending, sexist thing to say to a female-- generally conservative-- who disagrees with you.  No, it’s my obligation to back down and accept your point.  And if I don’t, “You’re not being calm." ​ [Emphasis added]

Watch the clip, via Mediaite, below:

(H/T: Mediaite)

--

Related:

• Ann Coulter Blasts 'Air-Headed' Actresses in New Pro-Obama Ad That Warns Women About a Romney Presidency
• Microsoft Accidentally Tweets Anti-Ann Coulter Message to Nearly 300,000 Followers