[JeffersonRepublic.com]

"It's awful funny that folks fall prostrate on the ground before Coulter normally, but when she doesn't toe the President's line..."

Annie has drawn the line in the sand. She has forced people to pick sides in the conservative body, and people are starting to see Coulter for what she is... a big mouth.

It's always the same thing with her - beating up Republicans because they don't follow her dictation.

[Do not dub me shapka broham]

If anyone has sown divisions within the conservative movement it's President Bush.

The fact that one pundit-who has no power to impact the executive's decisions-critiques a choice that the vast majority of conservative Republicans would have a problem with anyway does not absolve him of responsibility.

If Miers is such an inspired choice than she would have had the overwhelming-if not uniform-support of conservatives in this country.

The fact that there is an acrimonious debate occurring at the moment is evidence that she isn't the brilliant selection that some people are claiming.

[Scarlet Pimpernel]

"It's always the same thing with her - beating up Republicans"

Somebody has to do it!

[goldstategop]

I think much of the criticism of Ann comes from placing loyalty to the President and the party above conservative principle. With me, its the reverse. Its not the best choice the President could have made and the message it sends to young conservatives is, never have a thoughtful opinion, never write an op-ed, never be proud of being a conservative since you will never get confirmed by Congress. I call that a lack of principle.

(Denny Crane: "Sometimes you can only look for answers from God and failing that... and Fox News".)