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<< It gets a little tiresome to hear Ann declare victimhood every time a conservative disagrees with her. >>

I have listened astutely to Ms Coulter for years now and have read pretty much every word she has published since she became a public figure and have yet to detect the slightest hint of "victimhood" emanate from Ms Coulter or from any of those of us who endorse and/or validate her.

For those who disagree with her she has only scorn, derision, humor and, on rare ocasion, sympathy.

I believe you animus is showing.

On this occasion, by the way, Rabinowitz did not "disagree with" Ms Coulter. Instead Rabinowitz ignored history, ignored truth and, worse, ignored the book she pretended to criticize and personally attacked Ms Coulter and attempted to demean the quality of Ms Coulter's painstaking research, all of the evidence presented in Treason -- and to overlook history and truth.

And Ms Coulter ignored her.

On this occasion, by the way, Rabinowitz did not "disagree with" Ms Coulter. Instead Rabinowitz ignored history, ignored truth and, worse, ignored the book she pretended to criticize and personally attacked Ms Coulter and attempted to demean the quality of Ms Coulter's painstaking research, all of the evidence presented in Treason -- and to overlook history and truth.

Having read Rabinowitz's column on Ann Coulter, I have to heartily agree with the italicized remarks. What makes it worse is one couldn't make out whether Miss Rabinowitz didn't know what the truth was about Annie Lee Moss or did know and just didn't care because of her gut animus against Sen. McCarthy and Ann Coulter for daring to again set the record straight.

However, the cartoon of Ann Coulter with Sen. McCarthy American Gothic style was cute though.