It's nice of them to allow Ann to write from her room in the nut house.

Ann Coulter is inherently evil. In my opinion, those who listen to her or read her books are being influenced by a very hateful woman.

She sold her soul to sell books. And Sotomayor will be confirmed, despite her whinings. 

Ann Coulter had a soul to begin with?

No .

--virgil

um, this is interesting ... Coulter admits racism !

http://www.youtube.com/watc...

--virgil

here's some more ...

http://www.youtube.com/watc...

--virgil

All you have to do is pretend smugness and you can sell anything:

http://www.youtube.com/watc...

--virgil

 The Liberal Doctrine of Infallibility ( she mocks the protest of widows and mothers who spoke out against the American Invasion of Iraq).

http://www.youtube.com/watc...

--virgil

If Coulter is that vile, then how come there's nary a negative opinion of her in my search of CatholicBlogs.com or CatholicLeague.com, but the same can be said about that saint Keith Olbermann?

As Bill Donohue observes in his list of double standards:

●     When confronted with the news story—broken by the Catholic League—that two women on his payroll had written several graphically obscene and defamatory statements assaulting Our Blessed Mother, Catholic teachings and religious conservatives, John Edwards called their language "intolerant" and immediately forgave them. After writer Ann Coulter used a slur against homosexuals, Edwards branded her one-word "hateful" and exclaimed that "we can't stand silently by and allow this kind of language to be used."

I'm sure Elinem would be the first to tell you that most of his fellow Catholics -- even the orthodox kind -- aren't racist or bigoted (heck, a group I'm involved with at church is made up mostly of minorities yet THEY are the ones who are complaining not so discreetly about what Obamanation is doing to society). So truth must be the only thing that could explain why they don't see Coulter even remotely as being in the same vein as her liberal counterparts.

Sorry Pax, but Catholicism has gotten it wrong in the past, or do I even need to remind you about the sale of indulgences?

" I'm sure Elinem would be the first to tell you that most of his fellow Catholics -- even the orthodox kind -- aren't racist or bigoted (heck, a group I'm involved with at church is made up mostly of minorities yet THEY are the ones who are complaining not so discreetly about what Obamanation is doing to society"

um, btown's population is made up of fifty percent or more minorities, isn't ?

Local literacy rate is below the national average and television viewing is way up ( coulter mocks widows and mothers in their giref )

Pax needs to get out of his bed more often.

--virgil

Pax,

Get Out of Them Sticky Sheets !

--virgil

They could do better than Sotomeyer. Too bad that with the likes of Coultier mouthing off, she'll end up looking good.

I think Sotamayor is a good choice. She hasn't had very many of her decisions overturned, and has a ton of experience as a judge.

I do know conservatives prefer idealists (what I like to call judicial activists) over experience.

So Pax, as a humble practitioner of Catholicism, you're all for the hateful vile that comes out of Coulter's lips?

Oh that's right, you couldn't find anything on a Catholic blog addressing her hate speech, so it must not be true.

Here's some help for you........The president of the University of St. Thomas condemned a speech at the Catholic school  by conservative author Ann Coulter, saying "such hateful speech vulgarizes our culture and goes against everything the University of St. Thomas stands for."

The Rev. Dennis Dease wrote in Bulletin Today, a university newsletter, that "although her presentation may have been meant as an 'act' or a 'shtick' to entertain by provoking those who disagree, such behavior unfortunately contributes to the growing dark side of our culture -- a disrespect for persons and their sincerely held beliefs."

Coulter spoke at St. Olaf College the day before she visited St. Thomas. The president of St. Olaf, Christopher Thomforde, said students told him that her comments were inflammatory for little reason.

"You'd want a kind of intersection between faithfulness and respect and commitment along with intelligent critique and analysis," he said Monday night. "The issues are highly complicated, and to just sort of incite people is not helpful."

This is what she thinks of Catholics Pax..."It took the Catholic Church hundreds of years to come up with the corrupt practice of papal indulgences."

Maybe you should research a little further since that took me all of 5 minutes.

Well, I suppose I should get a pair of scissors and cut off the sticky sheets from my body so I can lumber over to All Saints Catholic Store on H Street and inform the owner who recommended Coulter's book "Godless: the Church of Liberalism," which I ended up buying, that you folks think otherwise of his comments that she may harsh but speaks of the truth.

Inform them of what?  That Coulter's a very poor "expert" to hang your belief on?

(Unless you want to know about voting fraud--she *IS* a recognized practitioner.)