[trisham]

Ann was on the Today show this morning in an interview with Matt Lauer. She was wonderful.

[brivette]

bump

[Enterprise]

Bump for my lovely Ann. And I WILL get this book!

[BullDog108]

You know the rules....

[Sunshine Sister]

I enjoyed watching Ann on Good Morning today. She put Matt in his place more than once! I love it!

[Skooz]

I haven't been to Amazon.com to read the reviews yet, but I know the moonbats are furiously typing away, posting "reviews" of a book they have never read, telling each other how bad/homophobic/hateful/neanderthol/bigoted/bla bla bla Ann Coulter and her book are, and clicking on the "yes" button beside the "Has this review been helpful to you?" posted by the other mind-numbed moonbats.

Mutoids all.

[Brilliant]

She's right that liberalism is a mental disorder.

[Fido969]

Has the New York Times interviewed Ann and given fawning reviews of this book in advance of its release yet?

Or is that just for crap written by Michael Moore and Al Franken?

[Antoninus]

You frequently write about liberals’ using the courts to advance their agenda. Should conservatives start doing the same by electing and embracing conservative activist judges?

Only long enough to get liberals to admit that judicial activism isn’t so much fun when the rabbit has the gun.

I love this. I'm in favor of conservative judicial activism -- but only enough to reverse the damage the left has done creating rights to abortion, obscenity, sodomy, etc.

Once we get back to square one on these issues, I'll happily support stare decisis.

[goldstategop]

Liberals hate a debate. Their cogent response, summed up in Ted Kennedy's mental powress, is to pronounce conservatives are "bigots, pure and simple." No need to rehash the battle over ideas that liberals have lost.

(Denny Crane: "Every one should carry a gun strapped to their waist. We need more - not less guns.")

[Matchett-PI]

LINK

bttt

[doc30]

Based on her scientific ignorance, I won't be buying this book.

[Luigi Vasellini]

"Liberalism is a mental disorder" Michael Savage. Ann is a Savage listener!!

[Nextrush]

And let me assure you for every one of those "naughty teacher" posts you see on FR, there's a lot of other teacher sexually abusing student stories that get swept under the rug with "resignations" and no public knowledge.

Ann got that part of the story dead on.

[Huck]

Exclusive interview? She was on the Today show, for cripes sake.

[Huck]

Looks more like Ann submitted answers to a list of written questions. Not quite the same as an interview. She had some funny answers, though.

[Christian4Bush]

I pre-ordered Ann's book, along with Bill Sammon's "Strategery", from Amazon a few weeks ago. I figured that they'd send both books once Coulter's was released today.

They were waiting for me at home yesterday.

I actually started with "Strategery", but come the weekend, I will dive into both books. There's too much "tyranny of the urgent" to do it now. Interested in your thoughts.

[youthgonewild]

I would like evolution to join the roster of other discredited religions, like the Cargo Cult of the South Pacific.

I would like Ann to join the roster of other discredited pundits, like Father Charles Coughlin and Pat Buchanan. I used to think she was funny because I assumed her to be playing a "character" as a conservative provocateur but she is really hurting the conservative movement by making inane comments like this.

[murdoog]

When I was writing High Crimes and Misdemeanors, the magnificent writer Joe Sobran gave me the greatest advice a writer could ever get. I called him in desperation, because I was pulling my hair out trying to write the Whitewater chapter. I explained to him that the reason Whitewater was so hard to write about was that the financial transactions comprising Whitewater were incredibly complicated—and they were complicated for a reason: to hide what was really going on. After I whined for about five minutes about how impossible this made it to explain the scandal, Joe told me to write down exactly what I had just said to him—in fact, to write the entire chapter like I was writing an e-mail to him. I did, and the Economist (written by the only economists on earth who liked Hillary’s health care plan) described it as one of the clearest explanations of the Whitewater scandal out there.

I've read HC&D, and this was one of the most memorable chapters. I especially loved the first sentence ..."This is the boring part".

[april15Bendovr]

I did a post on the topic

Question to My Psychiatric Colleagues (Mental Health Vanity)
9/27/05 | ME

Posted on 09/27/2005 8:01:08 PM PDT by april15Bendovr

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1492572/posts?page=1,50