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NEW YORK Ann Coulter has some regrets about the harsh comments she frequently makes. "On a couple of occasions, I was too gentle," the Universal Press Syndicate columnist said in a Sunday interview with Jonathan Pitts of The Sun in Baltimore. Coulter -- whose comments have included "jokes" about killing various people and groups -- was asked by The Sun to give a couple examples of the many times she says reporters misquote her. "It happens so much I don't keep track," Coulter replied. Then, speaking of how she feels the press overplays or misrepresents news stories, Coulter added: "Either...

When leftists start caterwauling about civility, it reminds me of when my kids were young. When my daughter Anna was 5 and my son, Jonathan was 4, World War III broke out in our household at least once a day. Anna’s modus operandi, as she explained it to her grandfather, was: "I hit Jonathan. He hits me. Then I tell Mommy." In essence, that’s the leftists’ civility scam: They hit us. We hit back. Then their media lap dogs begin howling about incivility and yapping about the decline of gentility in the political debate (which, if I’m not mistaken, started...

Her syndicate and more than 100 newspapers continue to spread the views of a columnist whose hateful rhetoric includes "jokes" about killing people. Now, here's my own apology. When Ann Coulter makes an inflammatory comment, she doesn't apologize. She repeats it. Coulter slammed some 9/11 widows in her new book and on TV earlier this month, and then skewered these so-called "witches" again in her June 21 column distributed by Universal Press Syndicate. She implied in a recent interview that maybe Rep. John Murtha -- a former Marine officer who now opposes the Iraq War -- should be fragged (murdered)....

"Writing," observed the French playwright Moliere, "is like prostitution. First you do it for love, then for a few close friends, and then for money." This aphorism is brought forcefully to mind by the cover of Ann Coulter's latest book, leering at customers from the windows of America's biggest bookstores. As always, the cover features a portrait of the artist as a young tart, blond locks flowing, her size zero little black dress catering to a combination of ideological and erotic perversion that's disturbing to contemplate. In The New York Times, David Carr doesn't hesitate to label Coulter a literary...

ANN Coulter hates the liberal media almost as much as she despises Hillary Clinton - but that is surely an exaggeration, as the conservative commentator owes them all - big time. Powered by criticism from Senator Clinton and blanket coverage in the U.S. media, Coulter's new book Godless: The Church of Liberalism, has soared to the top of bestseller lists. Last night, Godless was the most bought book on Amazon.com, thanks to reaction to comments about four September 11 widows. "These broads are millionaires lionised on TV and in articles about them, revelling in their status as celebrities . ....

Hopefully, the book will be as diabolically funny as her previous efforts. Kudos to Ann