'High Crimes' And misuse? (Ann Coulter Is Accused of Plagerism) GAG ALERT!

Boston Globe ^ | 10/18/01 | Alex Beam

[areafiftyone]

Earlier this month, conservative commentator Ann Coulter laughed off her dismissal as a contributing editor of National Review magazine by telling the Washington Post: ''I'm getting a lot of great publicity.'' But now Coulter is facing less welcome publicity - the suggestion that she is not the sole author of the 1998 bestseller ''High Crimes and Misdemeanors'' that brought her to national prominence as a telegenic Clinton-basher and poster girl for the right-wing establishment.

[Notforprophet]

I am unfamiliar with this Ann Coulter woman, does anyone jave a picture of her so I can refresh my memory?

;`}

Notforprophet

[Justin Raimondo]

Somebody sent me these claims of "plagiarism" -- at much greater length -- a few weeks ago, hoping to get them on antiwar.com. I took one look at them and concluded what the court will no doubt decide: that there is no plagiarism here. I may disagree with some of Ann's views, but a plagiarist she is not. I also find it ...weird that so many people here are willing to broadcast these charges without a critical examination. Looks like an organized campaign to me....

[Rodney King]

Just how exactly would you state the fact that:

"''A DNC fundraiser told Nynex executives they would receive invitations to White House `coffees' if they joined the DNC's `Managing Trustees' program and agreed to donate $100,000 ..."

Without saying that "A DNC fundraiser told Nynex executives that they would receive invitations to white house coffees if they joined the DNC's Managaing Trustees program and agreed to donate 100K"

Got any ideas?

[Rodney King]

I once heard her admit -- boast, even -- on national television that she had often lied to the FBI when they asked her about people she knew. She laughed this off, since she knows that lying to the FBI is no big deal when you're a conservative. Nothing will happen to you

Yeah, right.

[IVote2]

"Coincidence? Or something more?"

Sniff sniff... I smell something here. A strong odor, very familiar.

I recall this smell. It's called "Odeur de Détritus". We've smelled this stink before in the 80's and 90's.

Step A) Find a chink in the armor of an enemy and then pour this perfume of disinformation and trash talk upon them. The hope is that the selected enemy begins to smell so disagreeable that one avoids the person.

Some previous victims, Ed Meese, Judge Starr, Paula Jones, Juanita Broadrick, the list is endless. The antidote is fresh air and truth.

Ann, I know you wrote that book and your aren't a kook! You go girl!

[Iowa Granny]

FYI,,, Don't you have something to add? Sick'em Tiger!!!