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>As long as he continues to act like a crack addict on speed
Talkign about crack addicts on speed. Did you hear taht Ann Coulter said that we should poison non-conservative Supreme Court Judges?

> Saudi Arabia
Wait I though Saudi Arabia was our best friend...
Where is that photo of Bush and Saudi prince holding hands....
Hmmm...lets see....

And yes Howard Dean, we love you!!!!!
You think just because you call him a bad names he is gonan cry and run away?

Ann Coulter is not an elected representative of any party. Howard Dean is.

I didn't hear about Dean going to Saudia Arabia to badmouth America. I thought that Gore had done so?

> Ann Coulter is not an elected representative of any party. Howard Dean is.
I never heard Dean say we should kill people. Just because he does not agree with you politically it does nto mean he is crazy. Coulter on the other hand seems to be clinically insane.

Oh crap, was the Gore, I thought it was Howard Dean!

Ah, all them Demies look alike to me!

If I'm wrong then sorry peoples, got my facts wrong.

I am not a fan of Ann Coulterm but I am guessing that she was just using her biting humor when she said that. The problem with her biting humor is that sometimes... it bites.

Jim, good points. Coulter is not an elected official, and does not necessarily represent even a majority of the GOP. I think *a few* of the things that she says are right on the money, but most are too extreme. Also, yes, Good Will, I think she was using hyperbole... I doubt even she would *literally* want a Justice poisoned.

Also, yes, Bush has had friendly relations with the Saudi royalty. However, there is a difference between having a friendly chat with a leader of a nominally friendly nation, and going to a nation where the *general populace* is hostile to America, and making statements against America (or the current government thereof).

(Even if they're the same nation, that is... left that out by mistake)

I am proud to say that I am a fan of Ann Coulter and read her writings as often as possible. She has a great sense of humor and can lead a wonderful debate. There are some things that I disagree with her on but when you take in to consideration her sarcasm and humor, I tend to agree with most of her statements.
Howard Dean is one of the best friends that the GOP has ever had. I only disagree with him whenever he speaks or writes. Other than that he is write on target.

>Ann Coulter

I thought she was HOT when she was dressed in black and wearing that eyepatch on politically incorrect with that mahre character a few years back! And I think I agreed with most of what she said too.

>Also, yes, Good Will, I think she was using hyperbole... I doubt even she would *literally* want a Justice poisoned.

So you are ok with outrageeous statements of Miss Coulter, but Cindy Sheenan can not do it?

>Howard Dean is one of the best friends that the GOP has ever had. I only disagree with him whenever he speaks or writes. Other than that he is write on target.

See...he is a friend to everyone...lets elect him President.

Coulter is a known pundit and well-known for her hyperbole. She also doesn't try to use a dead son to shield her from criticism or to legitimate her outrageous statements. Before you mention the whole "insulting a grieving mother" thing, see my response in the relevant thread.

>She also doesn't try to use a dead son to shield her from criticism or to legitimate her outrageous statements.
By the way have Cindy actually ever said she should be immune to critisism?

Not to my knowledge, no, but certainly there is an implicit attitude of "it was my son, so my opinion trumps yours".

Err....
I call assumption on your part.

Admitted. I just don't think it's a very shaky assumption to make. Besides, let's say I give up that claim... it doesn't affect the second claim (that she uses her son's death to legitimate her outrageous claims).

>that she uses her son's death to legitimate her outrageous claims
I'd need clarificatin on this. How does she use it to LEGITIMATE?