Ann Coulter was clearly attemting contrarian humor. Alan Keyes is looking for an enemy in the wrong place with this. The article is biting satire, completely mocking the pro-abortion hoopla at Notre Dame.
Rather than attack Ann Coulter, perhaps he could have just pointed out that he actually is experiencing some loss of income via speaking engagements, due to taking a highly public stand on conscience, and leave it at that. Instead, he’s sounding rather peevish, and creating enemies where there were none.
If that’s how you see it you should go talk to him about it at Loyal to Liberty.
I agree. I thought, if anything, the title was a polite gesture regarding how important Alan Keyes’ presence was for the effectiveness of the protests. It wasn’t spelled out, of course, but Ann Coulter is like that.