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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (174691)	8/28/2003 3:04:58 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1578933

At least they share one thing in common, which is their belief that they are challenging what they think is the status quo. You could see it as two sides of extremism in this political duopoly we have in America. Maybe I am being partisan but Coulter looks to me like a sensationalist who is trying to sell books. While I don't agree with all of De Genova's extremism, I think at least a part of it is rooted in solid fact. I think the problem with De Genova is he uses our democratic ways to make strong criticisms of our past behavior and history. Therefore, his comments are perceived as cheap shots. ted