Good thing for George, Ann was not John Edwards..
"He hit me hard in the arm and I want compensation! I have no feeling in my arm, I am frightened to sit again, I have nightmares..."
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Posted on 06/21/2006 9:17:55 AM PDT by RonDog
ROTFLMAO!
But nobody paid the slightest heed to this line. For all the impact my column had, I might as well have done house calls.
I don't think Steyn lurks on FR, otherwise he would know that all his columns get widely spread and read!
Does anyone out there have a copy of the Zarqawi surrounded by 72 Ann Coulters picture? I'd appreciate a reposting or mailing it to me.
Thanks
Hillary made one statement, then ran for cover after AC's response, and hasn't been heard from since! She can't stand the heat!
FRICKING UNREAL
Good thing for George, Ann was not John Edwards..
"He hit me hard in the arm and I want compensation! I have no feeling in my arm, I am frightened to sit again, I have nightmares..."
A bump and a ping for a great column about a great book.
Pinz
Very telling in itself.
As the author remarks, "If one wanted to cure the lame, one could reasonably start with John Edwards."
That's an excellent point. I think the premise of Ann's book is beyond dispute.
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Commentatrix?
Verbatrix Pejorative
You know, when the government can make someone named "Extremely Extreme Extremist" say, "Fricking unreal", you KNOW there's a problem! ;^)
When we talked about what happened on 9/11, he acted as if the events belonged to New York, and New York alone. He took a pious position, stating, "How dare you speak of this incident like it somehow belongs to you!"
He went on to proclaim that George Bush shouldn't be using 9/11 to justify his presidential campaign in 2004. "It was the watershed event in the past four years, why wouldn't he run on his actions?" I said.
I had to remind him, the attacks of 9/11 happened to America, not to one particular person or group of people.
Thinking about this, I too, see Ann's point. She's not illogical about her thinking, that's for sure.
Wow, the magnificent Mark Steyn on the redoutable Ann Coulter!
What could be better?
Maybe, Victor Davis Hanson in the mix somewhere?
Can't think of a better trifecta than that.
I got caught in a particularly heated argument on this forum a few days ago with some FReepers angered by Ann Coulter's blunt, take-no-prisoners approach to the Jersey Girls, which those FReepers considered too inflammatory to be productive. (In retrospect, my arguments were too heated and ultimately undone by the sarcastic tone I allowed to creep into the discussion.) Even so, I find it a relief that some of my points echoed Mark Steyn. Mark Steyn is the man, the most articulate, insightful conservative voice out there.
not in chapters eight and nine, it isn't.
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