[ken21]

my neighbors, tv morons all, sit around all day watching.

now they've come to question whether people like ann coulter should even be heard.

rush limbaugh is another that they do not think should be on the air.

i point these people to the u.s. constitution, but they've never read it, nor are they sure it's relevant.

[MichiganConservative]

i point these people to the u.s. constitution, but they've never read it, nor are they sure it's relevant.

They vote, though, right? People such as your neighbors are why I've given up on this country.

[BlueSky194]

Tell me some crazy comments Rush has made over the years.
You cant compare Rush to Ann.
Rush tries to beat you on points.
Ann tries to be outrageous for attention.

[jude24]

now they've come to question whether people like ann coulter should even be heard. rush limbaugh is another that they do not think should be on the air. i point these people to the u.s. constitution, but they've never read it, nor are they sure it's relevant.

Those are fair questions. Should Ann Coulter or Rush Limbaugh be provided a forum? The First Amendment guarantees them the right to say pretty much whatever they want, but if they want to use anything other than a street corner, they have to either pay for it themselves or please the owners of their forum.

If Clear Channel or CPAC or whoever pays the bills doesn't like what Ann Coulter or Rush Limbaugh have to say, then the owner can cut off their access to the radio network, TV network, etc. - and Coulter and Limbaugh can't complain.

Personally, I think Coulter's statement was incredibly idiotic and an insult to the superiority of Conservative ideas. This shunning of her for her boorish behavior is appropriate and justified.