Comments on: Two Americas, Two Truths

By: Pogie

Pogie — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 08:06:34 +0000

It probably would have been wiser to say that I would rather have Elizabeth than John Edwards and leave it at that.

By: David

David — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 02:25:29 +0000

Well, Swede, I respect your opinion but I think she is over the top. I’m not one who thinks there’s any value in political correctness at all, buy Coulter takes the debate to the level of the Kossaks – of which I also have no respect. It’s easy to laugh at cheap shots at our ideological opponents – and I have been known to do so. And I’ll admit that there are pejoritives I use that, although true enough in their essence, are offensive (i.e. hand wringing neo-socialist pussies) but I don’t think that most liberals are conciously against the country – as does coulter – and I think it’s much more worthy to make a point than practice what one finds equally disdainful in our opponents.

But you’ll notice that I am, in fact, defending Coulter in this post.

By: Big Swede

Big Swede — Sat, 30 Jun 2007 00:26:50 +0000

I seldom disagree with you Dave, buy on this one your wrong. I enjoy Colter mearly for the reason she represents what the republician talking heads aren’t-mealy mouth apoligists, forever bending over and grabbing their ankles in order not to offend or be politically correct. I came of age in the late 70’s. It was a time of rampant ridiclue of any thing republican or conservative.. Many times I sat with with so called friends nervously laughing at skits on Sat. Night Live or even Johny Carson while they made fun of people I was voteing for.

With Colter I have my revenge. I enjoy reading her make fun of liberals and conservatives, but most of all liberals.

And those fair weather friends-i send them her columns via e-mail.