She's angry at all that is good and wholesome.
She is, after all, a liberal.
"The amusing thing is that most of these people -- snotty book-reviewers, Hollywood celebs, and New Class denizens -- like to think of themselves as separate and thus virtuously distinct from the general American scene: they define themselves by how different they are from ordinary people. They take pride in appealing to a "higher discourse": listening to NPR, disdaining conservative talk radio, reading avant-garde books. They are contemptuous towards capitalism and bourgeois values while enjoying the fruits of a free society they disdain."
"These individuals may strive to attain an Olympian outlook, and their overweening intellectual hubris may cause them to look with neutrality on the vicious war now being played out between civilization and its enemies, but they are hilariously unaware of a single, simple truth that Ann Coulter spelled out in her book Treason: If America is attacked again by terrorists, these people "are in it with the rabble this time."