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To: tejek who wrote (174871)	9/3/2003 6:09:54 PM
From: TimF	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1579396

When? I hadn't heard about it? After 9/11 when she made the comments quoted below. National Review fires Coulter after attack comments ATTACK AFTERMATH Even by her usual incendiary standards, Ann Coulter's response to the terrorist attacks was something of a jaw-dropper. "We should invade their countries, kill their leaders and convert them to Christianity," the conservative commentator declared in her column on National Review Online. Those words created an uproar at the Web site, which refused to run a follow-up piece in which Coulter singled out what she called "swarthy males." She promptly began bad-mouthing National Review, which responded by axing her as a contributing editor. "If National Review has no spine, they are not my allies," Coulter said. Asked for comment, National Review Online Editor Jonah Goldberg said: "We didn't feel we wanted to be associated with the comments expressed in those two columns." spj.org "The conservative magazine says goodbye to the controversial columnist over her piece calling for converting terrorists to Christianity. By Anthony York Oct. 2, 2001 -- Two weeks after penning a column calling for the United States to respond to terrorists by "invad[ing] their countries, kill their leaders and convert them to Christianity," the conservative commentator has been fired by National Review Online. NRO's decision came after editors refused to run a follow-up piece in which Coulter singled out what she called "swarthy males." She promptly began criticizing National Review editors as "girly-boys." " nuance.dhs.org For National Review Online's take on the issue nationalreview.com You can probably fine Coulter's opinion about it at frontpagemag.com or anncoulter.org