[Egregious Philbin]

I can hardly wait to read it! Ann Coulter astounds me. Judging by this excerpt, she's got to be the biggest hypocrit going. Every accusation she makes of liberals she accomplishes herself shortly thereafter. Examples:

Whether conducted in Congress, on the political talk shows, or played out at dinners and cocktail parties, politics is a nasty sport. At the risk of giving away the ending: It's all liberals' fault.

Progress cannot be made on serious issues because one side is making arguments and the other side is throwing eggs-both figuratively and literally. Prevarication and denigration are the hallmarks of liberal argument.

Gee, Ann, this wouldn't be "nasty" "prevarication and denigration," would it?:

We read letters to the editor of the New York Times from pathetic little parakeet males and grim, quivering, angry women on the Upper West Side of Manhattan hoping to be chosen as that day's purveyor of hate. These letters are about one step above Tiger Beat magazine in intellectual engagement.

I do like that last line though.

Liberals hate America, they hate "flag-wavers," they hate abortion opponents, they hate all religions except Islam (post 9/11). Even Islamic terrorists don't hate America like liberals do. They don't have the energy. If they had that much energy, they'd have indoor plumbing by now.

This right before she says "Long before the war, conservatives had a vague sense that liberals didn't much like them." So kind of you to try and bridge the gap there, Ann.

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

this wouldn't be "nasty" "prevarication and denigration," would it?:

Is it denigration? Certainly.

Is it "prevarication"? No.

Is it "nasty?" Pointed, yes, but also true--hence, not nasty.

[laredo44]

Gee, Ann, this wouldn't be "nasty" "prevarication and denigration," would it?:

Sorry, Dude, I guess I missed the lie. Could you point out exactly what the lie is?

[laredo44]

she's got to be the biggest hypocrit going

Bigger than making $100,000 on cattle futures, then calling the 80's the Decade of Greed?

Bigger than signing a bill into law permitting introduction of pattern of behavior testimony in sexual harrassment suits, then suborning and committing perjury in an attempt to prevent and discredit just such evidence when the suit was about his own behavior?

Bigger than denying the District of Columbia's residents vouchers to send their children to better performing private schools, then sending your own daughter to a prestiguous one?

Where's your sense of proportion?

[ohioman]

You sound like a Republican Rhino-wussy. Begone. It is time to destroy the liberal infestation overtaking American, by any means necessary.