The firestorm over Ann Coulter’s calling John Edwards a “faggot” at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) continues. Earlier today, Rudolph Giuliani, John McCain, and Mitt Romney — all of whom are Republican presid…

I decided to do a little digging this morning to see how the conservative blogs were responding to Ann Coulter’s latest… I don’t even know how to phrase what it was. “Gaffe” makes it sound accidental, “transgression&…

Michelle Malkin is unhinged about Ann Coulter’s use of the F 2.0 term. Kevin a commenter at Ms. Underestimated’s site uncovers more hypocrisy from MM besides my Silky Pony.
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In following the enclosed prescriptions, I’ll let this blog say it all (and add my voice to the chorus of conservative dissenters.) Somebody in the comments section wondered if “she’ll be invited to the 2008 CPAC.” That would be disastrous for…

The Record Industry Wants to Hide Its Products The record industry doesn't want you to hear its music. It would like to hide artists jealously away in vaults, safely hidden from all the evil pirates who would steal the music from Internet radio…

At least, that's what the implication is in this post at Simianbrain:I decided to do a little digging this morning to see how the conservative blogs were responding to Ann Coulter's latest… I don't even know how to phrase what i…

Yesterday as we were wrapping up our time in Washington DC before returning to New York, the Lovely Bride and I were trying to catch up with some friends for some coffee at 17th and L street. On the way all she could talk about was the Ann Coulter…

Over at Crooks and Liars, John Amato cites a major “MSM blackout” on Coulter’s comments regarding John Edwards. Now, John may be right when it comes to the major cable networks and the newspapers. I haven’t read anything about it from any major…

Who knew that Coulter would say something that would give liberals an excuse to attack conservatives?

Some of you know by now, but for those that don’t, I’ve joined Rudy Giuliani’s Presidential Exploratory Committee in an effort to help raise funds for next year’s campaign. Giuliani has recently widened his lead over the other …

Oh, dear, what have we here?  I was assured by Glenn Greenwald that every major political figure on the right was a craven coward who would never take on Ann Coulter, that intellectual powerhouse who epitomizes the modern conservative movement:
The pe…

The firestorm over Ann Coulter’s calling John Edwards a “faggot” at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) continues. Earlier today, Rudolph Giuliani, John McCain, and Mitt Romney — all of whom are Republican presid…

Yes, twenty-five percent.

Among registered Republicans, 59 percent said they backed the former New York City mayor and 34 percent said they favored McCain, who announced on Wednesday he would seek the presidency in 2008, Newswe…

At the CPAC Conference in Washington, DC, conservative media star Ann Coulter said this:I’d say something about [2008 Democratic presidential candidate Former Senator] John Edwards, but if you say ‘f*ggot’ you have to go to rehab.And some people …

As long as those who hold unpopular opinions are at risk for compulsory psychological treatment, the rest of us should stand in solidarity with them, even to the point of using their terms. We cannot fear words, or else the establishment will crimina…