Nowhere357

Ann Coulter claims the left is "rooting against America". She says liberals are not patriotic.

I haven't read her views, because I try to avoid divisive rhetoric. The statements above sound ignorant and hateful to me.

To those who have read her views, does she make any good points?

lisarea

No.

Bill

Her points are no different than Rush Limbaugh's points, Bill O'Reilly's points, Sean Hannity's points, or Michael Savage's points. ALL of these jerks have asserted, at one time or another, that if you thought that the US mission in Iraq would be plagued by failure or reversals, you were "rooting against America." In other words, to express any sort of a reservation, whatsoever, about what the US was doing was to engage in "rooting against America." And obviously, anybody who is "rooting against America" is not only unpatriotic, but deserves to have their citizenship stripped and then be deported to some nasty place where they will hopefully be killed slowly and painfully.

If you listen to the talk radio hosts I've mentioned above for any substantial length of time you will hear them preach about various aspects of what I've set forth, above. Ann Coulter is one of their darlings (along with Ayn Rand, by the way), so I would believe that when Ann Coulter mentions these same "catch phrases," she is referring to the same scenario I've described, above, where dissent is unpatriotic and grounds for revocation of citizenship and expulsion from the United States.

Anybody who rembers the old "America, love it or leave it" bumper stickers essentially has a good grasp on where this set of degenerates is coming from.

And no, she does not have any valid points that I can discern!

== Bill

Cheiron

War is Peace
Freedom is Slavery
Ignorance is Strength

Is there a quote from 1984 that does not offer insights into current US government projects?

Arken

I disagree. I've never heard Limbaugh, O'Reilly, Hannity or Savage defend Joe McCarthy and J. Edgar Hoover. Even they're not so blind that they can't see the evil of those two.

Leviathan

She's pretty much so politically biased, the only good thing about her is she's halfway decent to look at.

lunachick

Oooh, yuk. Even my 9 year old daughter, upon seeing her image on a webpage, asked me who that ugly woman was. When I explained the nature of the ol' crow, she exclaimed, "Eeeew, so she's even ugly on the inside, too!"

The woman is stupid-evil, and fugly through and through. Nasty, nasty, nasty.

Anti-Creedance Front

Actually, as far as Ann Coulter's looks go, hey, I wouldn't kick her out of bed. But as far as her good points go, I agree, they're the same as any extremist political broadcaster. They're aggressive, repetitive, and hate-ridden. Someone on a conservative message board of all things the other day pointed out that she used the word "liberal" 7 times in one paragraph. Her only message is "liberals are the root of all evil". She doesn't care what's right or wrong. She's just a Republican platform lapdog. The day I hear her make objective commentary, Rupert Murdoch will air NPR on his radio networks.

Monkeybot

She makes Rumsfeld sound like the voice of cold, moderate reason. Which is probably a big reason why GOP types like to have her around, and which also makes me want to go in the corner and cry like a little girl.

Krieger

"libural r gay" (Yahoo forums, July 2003)

Once again, we ask the age-old question: "Which came first, the Yahoo forums posters, or Ann Coulter?"