[EternalVigilance]

I would urge all fair-minded FReepers to read beyond the excerpt for the full story.

[KarinG1]

Ann did at least spell his name right.

[Syncro]

It's kinda sad to see that Alan Keys doesn't "get" Anne Coulter to the extent that he has to go off on her like this.

(I removed his last "e" from Keye's name and put it on Ann's first name. It seems only fair)

It doesn't speak well for his understanding of satire, humor or creative ways of making a point.

That Coulter didn't talk about him in the column after using his name in the title(he is kind of a public figure) in the title seems to have upset him to the point that he just had to berate her in several ways and it only serves to make him look a little insecure.

His "impression" of her intent are off base because again, he didn't take time to absorb her true "intent" and lacks discernment of the subtle nuances of humor and satire.

His digs at her pro life stance are way over the top.

Are you the "friend?"

[Lancey Howard]

Alan Keyes is really this sloppy? He doesn’t know how to spell Ann’s name correctly?

[Forgiven_Sinner]

I think Mr. Keyes is over reacting and misinterpreting Ann's title. He presumes she is engaging in a dig at him. I know she and Alan are allies in the abortion struggle—just read her column. I think the title is a bit of irony. Rather than promoting President Obama by giving him a platform at a prestigious Catholic University, the speaking engagement promoted Alan Keye’s protest of it, and by association, the pro-life movement. Ann does not imply that Alan Keyes received any remuneration. Rather, the title implies Notre Dame's ill thought promotion of President Obama helped the pro-life movement.