[RobFromGa]

"I've never seen people enjoying their husbands' deaths so much," Coulter writes in her new book.

I greatly dislike the Jersey Girls, but this comment by Ann is terrible. The rest of the comments that she makes about them I agree with-- they act like they personally were attacked instead of the country. And they act as if they should be consulted about eveything.

But to say that they are "enjoying their husbands deaths" is to me very wrong.

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[Doctor Stochastic]

But to say that they are "enjoying their husbands deaths" is to me very wrong.

But typical Coulter. She's made a career of being a caricature of a conservative.

[Bryan24]

"But to say that they are "enjoying their husbands deaths" is to me very wrong."

But that is what they did. I clearly remember seeing them on TV laughing and smiling in an interview. They loved the noteriety. It was very unseemly.

Ann uses harsh rhetoric because the left uses similar harsh rhetoric to tear down conservatives. Two wrongs don't make a right.

But if you look at the substance of the points she is making, minus the rhetoric, Ann is correct.

[uptoolate]

I don't think she meant that they enjoyed having their husbands die the way they did. More like now that their husbands are dead, and being as liberal as they are, they are "enjoying" the time they now have to use their husbands death to advance the liberal cause. To the lib it's like taking a bad situation and making a positive one out of it. Libs always enjoy that mindset.

[BlackElk]

Be honest now. If the Witches of East Brunswick were not exploiting the deaths of their husbands, would you know who they are???? Would you give a fiddler's damn who they are???? Would we be talking about them? Personally, my take on them is that I cannot remember a single sincere word of regret or sorrow out of any of them just a lot of PMS against Bush and the US. We got along without them before we met them. We'll gat along without them now.