[Rummyfan]

Latest from Ann.......where is TLBSHOW??

[EternalVigilance]

Latest from Ann.......where is TLBSHOW??

Good question. But I have an even better one:

Where's the picture?

;-)

[Reactionary]

Ann Coulter is a weapon of mass rhetorical destruction.

She gives it to these morons with both barrels. I just love her for it, too.

[anniegetyourgun]

From the first sentence to the last....truly a rapier piece. Methinks our dear Ann is very, very angry.

Aren't we all.

[Rummyfan]

'In the 19 months since the 9-11 attack, the Times has used the phrase "American arrogance" nearly as many times (17) as in the entire 96 months of the Clinton presidency (24). Instead of American arrogance, the Times yearns for Clintonian flatulence.'

I love it!!

[wizzler]

© 2003 Universal Press Syndicate

Few things more ironic than someone who steals and posts an entire copyrighted story -- and leaves the copyright notice intact!

Normally I'd get more worked up about this kind of thing. But we all have more important stuff on our minds tonight. So I'll give you a pass. When the war is over... look out!

[ChadGore]

In strict acordance with the FR by-law (paragraph 3 section II) stating all threads about or eluding to our beloved Ann Coulter must include her image, I offer the following post for the exclusive viewing pleasure of Free Republic.

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[PJ-Comix]

Hmmm.... Interesting. Most Americans never heard of Knut Hamsun. It is true that Hamsun was very pro-Nazi. When Hamsun attacked American "boosterism." Very similar attitudes to Sinclair Lewis. Which reminds me, I will probably be assigning a Sinclair Lewis book as part of the Freeper Reading Club in the near future. Lewis's attitude against small businessmen as culturally "uncouth" was very common back then. Hamsun is just the European version of this. Most of the Europeans that had this attitude towards Americans became either Commies or Fascists (Ezra Pound was of the latter variety).

[Future Snake Eater]

For proof that Americans are immature hicks in an ugly jingoistic mood, they cite a Nazi.

Wow, nobody tells it like it is like Ann Coulter. I'd love to meet this lady sometime.

[T Lady]

As always, Ms. Coulter nails 'em. I am surprised, however, that she didn't mention Ohio State Univesity Law School Proffessor Dan Boyle, who along with a few of our Democratic chums in the House of Representatives, drafting up an article of impeachment for President Bush. This rude creep was invited to speak on Dennis Prager's show in the last hour; after Dennis actually challenged him on a crucial point, he hung up on him. He later was Michael Medved's guest in the opening hour of his show; I don't know if Boyle hung up on him, too (I left my car), but I certainly don't doubt it.

-Regards, T.

[ricpic]

"Clintonian flatulence."

Would that be of the Loud And Deadly (LAD) variety, or the Silent But Deadly (SBD) variety. My money's on the latter.

[SMEDLEYBUTLER]

Kissing cousins

[uncbob]

It became clear the nation was finally going to war with Iraq this week when the New York Times pulled two dozen reporters off the Augusta National Golf Club story.

Ann has written some great lines but this is one of the funniest

[perfect stranger]

click the pic

[jwalsh07]

Good screed by Annie-got-a-gun.

[RansomOttawa]

Hey, is there a ping list for Ann's columns?

[The Toad]

It's always fun to read Ann's stuff.

[concentric circles]

The posting of any copy at Free Republic constitutes "fair use" because it is posted for discussion and no fees are charged. This is perfectly legal use and including the copyright notice is actually prefered over the alternative.