[Tempest]

lol!!! Great, insightful and honest article. No wonder the leftist media is trying to attack and demonize intelligent women like Ms. Coulter lately.

I'd be worried if the Dems had such an intelligent and attractive lady on their side.

[GirlShortstop]

Of course, the Times hasn't been reticent in giving the president advice on the war. (Surrender now!)     ROFLMAO!  Good read.

[101st-Eagle]

Man, she can hit.

[Arpege92]

The liberal media is knocking on deaths door and because of their huge ego's, they are too blind to see it.

[jwalsh07]

Annie got her gun again. Bang!

[Dog Gone]

Was the original Times piece posted here?

[RAT Patrol]

This one's a gem!!!!!

[facedown]

Annie bump.

[Waco]

Do they dictate to Paul Harvey how to report the news also? I doubt that. What a bunch of maroons!

[LibWhacker]

Other great moments in journalistic neutrality include NPR's Nina Totenberg leaking information about Anita Hill that she got from Sen. Howard Metzenbaum's staff, and the Washington Post's Ben Bradlee yukking it up on the phone with President Kennedy and later cheering when President Nixon resigned.

Or my favorite, when Nina Burleigh wrote in the Washington Post that she was busting at the seams to give Bill Clinton a blow job.

[Drango]

Heat seeking missile up the Clymer of the New York Times...

[Solamente]

HEY! Where's the obligatory photos?

[Pokey78]

Pinging the long legged blonde list.

[jla]

Ann Coulter PING!

Notify me if you'd like to be removed from my Ann Coulter Ping List...even though you are the only one on this list.

[Mr. K]

FOUR HOUR PHONE CALL?????????????????????

geez that woman is psycho

[laurav]

Hmm... just read the Times piece. It's a by-lined op-ed. Just like Anne's. It's not the official position of the newspaper.

[Hunble]

...though admittedly, I have not consulted the "living Constitution" in the past 24 hours to see if a new penumbra specifically about...

Fantastic quote!

[laurav]

Nor was there much neutrality shown between George Bush and the Nobel Peace Prize Committee. After the Norwegians – who gave us the term "quisling" – awarded former President Jimmy Carter the Peace Prize citing his vocal opposition to President Bush's war policies, the press sprang to action. The whole chorus began calling this comically inept president one of America's "greatest." Good Morning America's Charles Gibson said Carter had "become, in the opinion of many, the greatest ex-president of modern times."

MSNBC's Brian Williams – who worked for Carter – asked a history professor if it was fair to call Carter "the best former president in, at minimum, modern American history, and perhaps, well, I guess, the last 200 years?" (Absolutely, historian Marshall Frady replied.) On the "Today" show, Katie Couric said: "I mean, it's so wonderful ... and so well-deserved."...

So it's interesting that the Times viewed Ailes' letter as an affront to objective journalism.

None of these people work for the NY Times. I don't understand why she's citing them as evidence that the NY Times has not been neutral in the war. I don't think they have, but couldn't she have cited examples from the Times? Ann owes it to readers not to be lazy in reporting.

[Rummyfan]

Thanks for the post TLBSHOW... I know I can count on you every Wednesday at 5 PM Pacific time to post Ann's latest.

Didn't see the original NYTimes article 'cause I gave up reading that rag ages ago but caught some of Begala (ugh!) on Imus this morning (any reference to Begala must be followed by 'ugh!') railing aginst Fox and Ailes for this affront to journalistic objectivity! The horror! Wonder where Begala plans on going once he gets booted from CNN / Crossfire?


What's the matter with a journalist taking the US side in the war???? The media just does not get it do they? Instead they are busy subjecting the country to the Al and Tipper US Tour 2002! I've given up on TV but still can't escape that onslaught.

[txzman]

For ANYONE still paying for the New York Times - give up your subscription and put the money here!

I learned along time ago where my valuable news comes from - Free Republic. GIVE MONTHLY! It keeps the information river alive!