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To: tejek who wrote (148189)	7/13/2002 3:37:27 PM
From: i-node	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572946

She is an angry, opinionated, destructive human being and you call that a breath of fresh air. We clearly have a different view as to what's positive and what's not. I was going to ask what, precisely, it is you hate about Coulter. I think she is angry. I know I am -- many of us have stood idly by as liberals have used the "politics of personal destruction" against every conservative candidate, lied relentlessly in their efforts to damage other people, and, in general, have just not been very good citizens. So it isn't surprising that she, and other conservatives of integrity, are a little pissed. Opinionated? Is there something wrong with that? YOU aren't opinionated? Destructive? In what way? She certainly isn't as destructive as liberal commentators of the day. But what has she done that warrants the term "destructive", other than being absolutely, unquestionnably honest? Is that all you have -- to call this woman "evil" and condemn her the way you have? As a liberal, do you find it acceptable to trash people who disagree with you? It seems to me you're doing exactly what Carville did with Paula Jones -- attempting to destroy a person whose only crime is to be truthful. While I agree it is a liberal characteristic to behave in this way, I don't generally expect it from your run-of-the-mill internet liberal -- I usually expect it more from the party spokespeople, who after all, have no issues on which to stand.