[Steve Van Doorn]

"a True Tale of Espionage." by Bruce Ramsey stated, "the case offered by the government was entirely circumstantial. Coplon did have a right to have the documents in her purse. She had not passed them to the Russian; the government said she had intended to do it."

NOT even the courts believed that hog wash. They had to throw out the evidence because of an improper search.

I really do fail to understand this lie you are claiming Ann is making.

Don't you see Bruce Ramsey wrote his artical both ways.

[JTN]

I really do fail to understand this lie you are claiming Ann is making.

Accusing Bruce Ramsey of "Liberal refusal to accept any evidence that any person ever spied for the Soviet Union..." when he states his belief that Coplon was a spy is a lie. I understand that his statement, "Coplon was a spy" is a bit ambiguous, but surely someone as smart as Ann Coulter could have figured it out.