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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Thomas M. who wrote (148765)7/24/2002 9:51:51 AM
From: i-node  Read Replies (2) of 1572985
 
"According to Coulter, Bragg had said that “tacky people were mourning Dale Earnhardt all over the South.” Her nasty comment reveals the sick heart which informs her rank, bile-induced volume."

She said nothing of the sort. Had the nitwit who wrote that article read the paragraph, Bragg was clearly not being quoted in this statement and those were clearly Coulter's words.

I didn't read the rest of the article. If they lie in the first paragraph, I stop.

While she is guilty of being brutally honest, her book is remarkably well-researched.

Aside from the facts presented in the book, Coulter applies excellent logic in dissecting, not only the outright liberal lies which are so common, but also the subtle misrepresentations that people wouldn't pick up on their own.

Her treatment of the subject of Packwood vs. Clinton is truly enlightened. While most of us have recognized the intense liberal hypocrisy that occurred in that situation, she presents the material in a much more reasoned way than I've seen articulated in the past.

Excellent book, although a lot of it seems tongue-in-cheek to me. While several liberals have tried to take it apart, those I've seen have had to lie or misrepresent the contents of the book in the process, so their criticims don't exactly hold water....
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