[sinkspur]

I remember some of the charges those shills made when they were campaigning for Hanoi John.

Sometimes you just have to let stuff go. Most conservatives have, but Coulter insists on posing an attack on widows--this will not work, and she knew it wouldn't work, but she knew you'd buy the book because she said it.

Kerry is making the same mistake with the Swift Boat vets. He won't let it go.

[cake_crumb]

"Sometimes you just have to let stuff go. Most conservatives have, but Coulter insists on posing an attack on widows--this will not work, and she knew it wouldn't work, but she knew you'd buy the book because she said it."

Actually, I'm buying the book because of the other excerpts in it in which she compares liberalism to a pseudo-religion and gives excellent reasons.

As for letting it go, Ann would have been writing about a current event at the time she was writing this book. Also, the fact that these women jumped right back on the media bandwagon does nothing but prove the point Ms. Coulter was making.

Like I said, I'm not a rabid fanatic who automatically believes everything she says is gospel, anymore than I automatically agree with anything said by Malkin or Rush. I just believe too much is being made by both sides over one or two paragraphs.

[tarheelswamprat]

Sometimes you just have to let stuff go.

This is one of the most hilarious posts I've ever seen on FR! Just remember the Law of Unintended Consequences...