Ann Coulter Backs Stacey Dash About Mitt Romeny Comments: Actress Releases New Music Video

Ann Coulter backed Stacey Dash up for her twitter comments, "Vote for Romney. The only choice for your future. @mittromney @teamromney #mittromney #VOTE #voteromney." Shortly after the Clueless star twitter feed exploded and she began receiving backlash from Obama supporters.

Fox News reported that one Obama supporter said she isn't, "black enough." Ann Coulter joined the host and said, "I know the actress, I love that movie Clueless!" During the interview, the host read more angry tweets that were sent to the actress calling her, "An unemployed black woman endorsing Mitt Romney, you're voting against yourself thrice"

Coulter said, "There is no one braver in the world than a black conservative." The host then asked Coulter, "Is it racist to presume that all blacks should be supporting a black president, that they have this homogenous way of thinking?"

Coulter interjected to plug in her book and expressed how it was sad that a majority of blacks are democrats and that she wanted to change those ways with her new book Mugged: Racial Demagoguery From The Seventies To Obama. The author added, "They've (Liberals) always used blacks to pursue other political ends."

In addition to making Political headlines, Dash is also making headlines in the music industry. The actress is now crossing over to the world of POP and has released a music video called "Life of the Party" with Emcee N.I.C.E. and Blake Smith.

In the video, the former Single Ladies star dressed as an Egyptian goddess that came to life in a museum. Dash stated, "It has been an honor to be part of and work with Emcee N.I.C.E. and Blake Smith. You all gave me the most amazing experience!"

When asked about his partner's performance on the track, Emcee N.I.C.E said, "Working with Stacey Dash was a pleasant and memorable experience. She was very quick, professional, and delivered better than 85% of the singers out there and I look forward to working on her debut album in the future."

We wonder if that'll make headlines on Fox News tonight.