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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Tom Clarke who wrote (269945)	7/3/2002 11:54:44 PM
From: Raymond Duray	Respond to of 769667

THE POUTING ANN-THRAX COULTER Charleymane, Did you happen to catch the lack of debate between "Chardonnay" Annie Coulter and Katrina vanden Heuvel (Editor, The Nation) on Hardball last week? It was hysterical. Coulter got so flustered that by the end of the segment she'd lost all composure and was caught staring off into the wings of the set with a pouty expression on her face, and when Mike Barnicle asked her to contribute, all the poor little rich girl could do was to wince about how she'd thought she was coming on the show to "promote my book" and not to debate its merits with someone vastly more intelligent than her. In fact, Coulter was in the presence of two people of vastly greater intelligence. When Coulter tried to start out with a slashing attack on liberals for being unpatriotic, Barnicle asked her if war heroes like Sen. John Kerry and Sen Bob Kerrey were unpatriotic. Coulter was struck speechless, until she decided, lamely, to attack Barnicle for not helping her promote her book. Coulter is poison. She is evil. She is a loser. The best advice I've seen was in one of the customer reviews at Amazon. The reader advised liberals to wait for the book to hit the library shelves so as not to pay any royalties to one of the worst examples of fascism in the country. Coulter should be ashamed of herself. -Ray