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by Mark Finkelstein June 11, 2006 The Boston Globe's cartoon, by staffer Dan Wasserman, on the editorial page of the paper's June 11th edition, took the condemnation of Ann Coulter to new depths, suggesting that her criticism of the 'Jersey Girls'- the 9/11 widows turned harsh Bush administration critics - is equivalent to the desecration of the graves of the 9/11 victims themselves. Wasserman also swipes at what he perceives to be Coulter's brand of Christianity. If anyone has urged a muscular response to those responsible for the deaths of the 9/11 victims, it has been Ann Coulter. Wonder how...

With the selective outrage over Ann Coulter's comments about the "Jersey Girls" we are seeing for the hundredth time previous examples of Coulter's over the top rhetoric.The mother of all of Ann's insensitive remarks being the oft-cited but never explained comment to a (always described this way) "disabled Vietnam veteran."The quote is usually presented as it is in the Daily Kos disinformation encyclopedia dKosopedia: Veterans "People like you caused us to lose the war." (to a disabled Vietnam Veteran) MSNBC (Source) The source link Kos provides, like all of the links for this, does not work. Maybe for a reason.Because...