Coulter: The Purpose Driven Left

Ann Coulter.com ^ | 4/7/2005 | Anne Coulter

[RushCrush]

Thanks for the link- I'll check it out.

[wizr]

Thanks. Brilliant blonde lady. Definitely not a blonde joke.

[Lekker 1]

Spongebob and Fairly Oddparents...Two of the most clever cartoons around, even for grownups! (Especially for grownups?) Actually, most of the humor on Fairly Oddparents wouldn't even be understood by the teeny-boppers.

[Lekker 1]

Amen to that! Patrick Star embodies the liberal's target audience.

Absolutely LOL! Actually, Squidward reminds me of a bitter ol' Gore Democrat.

[Pharmboy]

In defense of the Catholic Church's most "controversial" position (meaning "contrary to the clearly stated opinion of CNN")...

She shoots...SHE SCORES!

[LS]

Everyone, male and female, should also read George Gilder's "Men and Marriage."

[upchuck]

The only miracle it has ever performed is getting people to listen to Nancy Pelosi.

Getting me to listen to Plastic-Face. That, truly, would take a miracle!

[Blind Eye Jones]

This is truly a miracle because so often it doesn't work out this way in life. Secularists would put it down to chance, like someone winning the lottery. There would be a chance of something like this happening, but for a lot of people this is not the norm, this does not happen for them if they are conforted with a murderer -- their number is up.

I see that this story gives people tremedous hope, perhaps in the same way that people who win lotteries give people hope -- the hope that there is a happy ending. We need stories that give hope. Christianity is great in that it provides people with hope for something better, something to shot for with God's love in mind -- a happy ending!

[doc11355]

"women playing roles they do best (making men better people)." How utterly and gratuitously sexist

But, oh so true!

Don't you agree?

[Adder]

Not really.
I've never been some brutish lout just waiting to be "reformed" by a woman. How about you?

That strikes me as a bit Victorian.

[oldbrowser]

After reading the first paragraph of Chapter 33 aloud, about serving God by serving others, Nichols — the man pundits were calling an "animal" — asked her to read it again.

This scene is right out of what Hollywood would call a "sucker movie".

[stylin_geek]

I don't think we're talking about reforming or "changing who you are" so much as exerting a calming influence. Getting a man to think twice, slow down just a bit, etc.