They Really Dropped the Ball..

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by SuzeQuze

. . . I was doing some Coulter research and I realized that woman is just paranoid. She thinks everyone who isn't conservative is un-American, treasonous, and dangerous. She's scared to death! Her whole career is based on fear of those that are "different" which is really sad not to mention infuriating.

Not only that, but she tells 1/2 truths - which are just glorified lies. I used to like her because I thought she was joking, but now I realize she is insane and rabid.

[amber]

Originally Posted by SuzeQuze

I was doing some Coulter research and I realized that woman is just paranoid. She thinks everyone who isn't conservative is un-American, treasonous, and dangerous. She's scared to death! Her whole career is based on fear of those that are "different" which is really sad not to mention infuriating.

The root of bigotry and xenophobia is always fear.

[SuzeQuze]

Originally Posted by amber

The root of bigotry and xenophobia is always fear.

Yes but I don't know why I never saw her this way before. Maybe because she "appears" very confident and secure but its a facade.

[SuzeQuze]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Not only that, but she tells 1/2 truths - which are just glorified lies. I used to like her because I thought she was joking, but now I realize she is insane and rabid.

Right, and sometimes she outright lies. Her column this week is pathetic, she begins with

In light of the fact that Sen. Teddy Kennedy feels lawyer-client privileged materials should be produced in the case of a public servant — such as John Roberts — we now continue with my imaginary version of Teddy's confidential communications with his lawyer the day after he drove Mary Jo Kopechne off a bridge at Chappaquiddick.

And then her whole "column" is this imaginary discourse. Kennedy cannot make a decision properly because of something that happened decades ago? It is illogical and shameful.

[amber]

Originally Posted by SuzeQuze

Yes but I don't know why I never saw her this way before. Maybe because she "appears" very confident and secure but its a facade.

Well...people are complex, and many fears and opinions are learned in childhood, and therefore deeply ingrained. So, she may be confident and all that, but like the rest of us, prone to believing what we learned when growing up.
It's sad - with that amount of Chuztpah, imagine the good if she had grown up/been taught more liberal ideas?
She sucks, though. And badly.

[dissention]

Originally Posted by amber

Well...people are complex, and many fears and opinions are learned in childhood, and therefore deeply ingrained. So, she may be confident and all that, but like the rest of us, prone to believing what we learned when growing up.
It's sad - with that amount of Chuztpah, imagine the good if she had grown up/been taught more liberal ideas?
She sucks, though. And badly.

Meh, they have Coultergeist, we have Randi Rhodes, Ed Schultz, and Mike Malloy.

[amber]

Originally Posted by dissention

Meh, they have Coultergeist, we have Randi Rhodes, Ed Schultz, and Mike Malloy.

Never for one moment did I feel threatened by Man Coulter's logic, don't worry.

[SuzeQuze]

Originally Posted by dissention

Meh, they have Coultergeist, we have Randi Rhodes, Ed Schultz, and Mike Malloy.

I think Ed Schultz is on his way to becoming a household name. I love him. He is giving direct relief to Katrina victims as in giving them housing, helping them find jobs, enroll in school, etc. He brought them up to North Dakota, the poor things are in for a rude awakening when winter comes!

[Nixxxed]

Just read it. And then read it again.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9287434/

Excerpt:

HOW BUSH BLEW IT

By Evan Thomas
Newsweek

Sept. 19, 2005 issue - It's a standing joke among the president's top aides: who gets to deliver the bad news? Warm and hearty in public, Bush can be cold and snappish in private, and aides sometimes cringe before the displeasure of the president of the United States, or, as he is known in West Wing jargon, POTUS. The bad news on this early morning, Tuesday, Aug. 30, some 24 hours after Hurricane Katrina had ripped through New Orleans, was that the president would have to cut short his five-week vacation by a couple of days and return to Washington. The president's chief of staff, Andrew Card; his deputy chief of staff, Joe Hagin; his counselor, Dan Bartlett, and his spokesman, Scott McClellan, held a conference call to discuss the question of the president's early return and the delicate task of telling him. Hagin, it was decided, as senior aide on the ground, would do the deed.

...

[amber]

Yeah. Cancers shouldn't really be president. We're often moody and snappish.
Seriously, pretty bad. He obviously (der magazine) has adverse reactions to dissenting opinions. Basically, he's a big baby. A big, stupid, dangerous, evil baby.

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by dissention

Meh, they have Coultergeist, we have Randi Rhodes, Ed Schultz, and Mike Malloy.

Well, Brown Eyes claims to have written a paper exhalting Coulter's truths. Maybe he can enlighten us.

[dissention]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Maybe he can enlighten us.

I stand a better chance of being on the receiving end of a hand job from Nicole Kidman.

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by dissention

I stand a better chance of being on the receiving end of a hand job from Nicole Kidman.

well, since your schtick is stale - I would not hold my breathe

[dissention]

Originally Posted by strandinthewind

well, since your schtick is stale - I would not hold my breathe

Stale or not, I'd already be an improvement over her ex-husband, considering I'd be able to get it up for her.

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by dissention

Stale or not, I'd already be an improvement over her ex-husband, considering I'd be able to get it up for her.

Don't you flirt with me