Comments on The View From 103: The Vile Anne Coulter

Excellent stuff, Phan. There is something of the n...

2006-06-14T11:10:00.000-04:00

Excellent stuff, Phan. There is something of the night about this woman, but she has, to make no bones about it, a face like a pigs arse - and views as attractive as the stuff that emerges from said orifice. Something deep within me prevents me ever speaking ill of the dead, but that barrier doesnt exist for this "woman", or indeed for many on the Right.
Truly, lower than vermin.

She will have a very hard time digging her out of ...

2006-06-14T10:50:00.000-04:00

She will have a very hard time digging her out of the hole she has put herself into here.

After the Oklahoma City bombing, I rememember speaking to a "right wing" guy who tried to explain it away somehow by talking of "government oppression". I could have punched him.

The Friday before 9/11, I was in Oklahoma City, and a work friend and I spoke of the Oklahoma City bombing. Four days later, he died in the WTC.

One of your best posts. I've often found Coulter t...

2006-06-13T23:42:00.000-04:00

One of your best posts. I've often found Coulter to be a huge embarrassment and, overall, a huge millstone around the neck of the conservatives of the Republic. I fear that she thinks her looks are more dynamite than they are, and that they give her some sort of immunity from good taste.

As an Okie who still gets choked up thinking about the 1995 blast, in which a lot of good people liberal and conservative (and young innocents) died, her McVeigh quote ought to be actionable. She needs to visit the Murrah Memorial (incognito) and take the tour. But if the WTC tragedy doesn't stir her compassion, the 1995 OKC event never would.

Sigh.

Well said, Phantom. Well said.

2006-06-13T13:33:00.000-04:00

Well said, Phantom. Well said.