I use the vernacular, Poltergeist, because it fits.

I am sure she has a podcast. Celebrities all do. She is so quirky.

@Mooolah Too quirky for my taste but it's a subjective world. Some said that about Saget, I'm sure.

@rainmanjr I was not a fan of Saget until I heard his stand up. Then on Howard Stern where he appeared 11 times (?). I thought he was insipid from the TV show I never watched. No one seems to be able to say a nasty thing about him. A mensch.

@rainmanjr Quirky in how she acts. Not her aberrant xenophobia. She is just such a teutonic amazon woman. So odd to watch her hug or hugged Bill Maher.

@Mooolah “Quirky” is too gentle a term for Coulter. She’s a shit stirrer, and proud of it, a bit like Milo Yiannopoulos. Someone who is on the record for the following is not someone I care to follow!

“I'm a Christian first, and a mean-spirited, bigoted conservative second, and don't you ever forget it. You know who else was kind of "divisive" in terms of challenging the status quo and the powers-that-be of his day? Jesus Christ.“
Ann Coulter

@p-nullifidian, @Mooolah There's a word for Poltergeist, as well, but I'll assume you know which one I think that is. Females don't like seeing it.

@p-nullifidian Nazis can be quirky too. We are all more than one thing. I enjoy watching people with odd behavior. I just turn the sound off so I am not subjected to her verbal vomit.

@rainmanjr
I had to go to Urban Dictionary to find out the alternative definition pf poltergeist. I am sorry I did. You men have too much time on your hands to think of these things. =0}

@Mooolah Please don’t tell me what it means, I ignored the reference!