[Buck W.]

I think this was a calculated move on Coulter's part. Now, she will draw a distinction between Edwards's support of his Catholic-hating bloggers and his condemnation of a single word by Coulter.

[paulat]

Edwards's support of his Catholic-hating bloggers

You're very ignorant of the American public.

99.99999% of the American public has NO IDEA about the little-twinkie-girl bloggers (whom know one ever heard of)...and has NO IDEA that Edwards fired them.

I would also guess that 75% of the American public has NO IDEA what a blogger even is.

Annie wanted attention for Annie...and Annie gets what she wants...even if it trashes CPAC....

[Tribune7]

I think this was a calculated move on Coulter's part. Now, she will draw a distinction between Edwards's support of his Catholic-hating bloggers and his condemnation of a single word by Coulter.

Good point

[zbigreddogz]

I think this was a calculated move on Coulter's part.

Yah, I'm sure it was. To attract attention to Ann at the expense of real issues at hand.

It's all about Coulter. It has nothing to do with the Conservative movement.

Not all of us treat the communication of conservative ideals and ideas as 24/7 performance art.

I'm usually not a big MM fan either, but she's dead on right about this. Good luck at Coulteriacks buying it though.

[JasonC]

Xactly.

[Paved Paradise]

I don't know if it was a calculated move, but I thought of Edwards' support of his bloggers as well. Wonder of wonders, you can't say anything negative, slur or otherwise, against homosexuals but you can say the most vitriolic, spiteful, hateful, evil lies against Catholics (and I'm not Catholic).

These people are the biggest hypocrites around.