Now, if it were, yes, I think that omitting such information would have been shoddy, misleading ( at the very least ), and beneath contempt.
Since Ann Coulter's book is about something else entirely, would you care to explain to me why it is neccessary to include that ? If Ann wrote a book entitled " KKK TERRORISM " , should she include what loving, caring, kind husbands, the Klansmen were ? Or, should she solely focous on what acts of terror they committed ? If you don't care for thsi analogy, supply one of your own.
Ann Coulter wrote about Joe McCarthy. Joe McCarthy defended the SS, in a particular incident in which they had killed Americans.
If I wrote a story about Catholic priests who had coached successful football teams, but three out of four had abused young boys, do you think I should leave that latter fact out, because the story is about football?
This is criticism of her book for leaving out a flaw in McCarty's character is kinda cherry picking an omission of details bout McCarthy than it is on the point of the book