Give us 22 minutes, we'll give up the country (ANN COULTER)

worldnetdaily ^ | February 19, 2003 | Ann Coulter

[ARepublicanForAllReasons]

Liberal persuasion consists of the highbrow sneer from self-satisfied snobs ladled out for people with a 40 IQ.

Absolutely right! You're supposed to take it from them (the new illuminati), then go forth to 'question authority'.

[tm22721]

self-satisfied snobs

The biggest conservative fear is not the snobs but the mobs.

As in the mob at the gate.

The mob must be fed just enough crumbs to keep them off the streets.

But not a crumb more.

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[TLBSHOW]

A Morning Coulter Bump!

[Lancey Howard]

Thanks! I was already here.

[InterceptPoint]

It's difficult to imagine a world in which people voluntarily choose to listen to liberals. There is no evidence that it has ever happened.

Is Ann Coulter the greatest or what.

I am all in favor of the libs wasting the bucks that they could be spending on defeating Republicans on a wild goose chase like this. The longer they hang on, the more it will drain liberal pockets. This is the best news I've heard since election night 2002.

[Calvin Locke]

Thanks. Looked it up in FR. Maybe I saw this, but quite frankly, *YAWN*.

IMO, she's just reaffirms who she is just about everyday. Thesis, smeshis. Spots haven't changed.

[hattend]

BTTT

[conservatism_IS_compassion]

Given the liberals' propensity for shouting down, with rude interruptions, anybody who seems to be on the verge of making a point, that truck driver with a cell phone would likely never get much of a chance

. . . and the audience hears it--and changes the station to Rush Limbaugh.

The deadline makes journalism ineluctably superficial; even the most topical book imaginable will have more fact checking, and more perspective, than the reporter on deadline can possibly do. And in contrast to the news report, the book will not be written unless the topic still seems important a month after the event!

So the journalist has a built-in "out" to explain the superficiality of the news--but we-the-people are catching on to the obvious fact that the short-deadline superficiality of journalism runs as cross purposes to serious discussion of serious issues.

Why Broadcast Journalism is Unnecessary and Illegitimate

[GOPJ]

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