Ann Coulter Attacks 9/11 Widows

snood wrote:

Ticomaya wrote:
Oh, I forgot to mention I don't care for Bill O'Reilly either.

... but I like Olbermann even less.

Well, Paul Begala makes my skin crawl, but I like Tucker Carlson even less.

Begala is unbearable, while Carlson is slightly less so.

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Ticomaya wrote:

snood wrote:
Ticomaya wrote:
Oh, I forgot to mention I don't care for Bill O'Reilly either.

... but I like Olbermann even less.

Well, Paul Begala makes my skin crawl, but I like Tucker Carlson even less.

Begala is unbearable, while Carlson is slightly less so.

...all perspective, I s'pose...

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I remember Joe Pyne, but I thought it was spelled Pine???? I remember my Dad watching little snippets on a grainy black and white TV and cursing under his breath. Joe never seemed to find any thing he liked about his guests.

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glitterbag wrote:

I remember Joe Pyne, but I thought it was spelled Pine???? I remember my Dad watching little snippets on a grainy black and white TV and cursing under his breath. Joe never seemed to find any thing he liked about his guests.

Yeah that was his trademark, attack every guest with his opening line. Anyway in Colorado he was broadcast on PBS from about 1957 to 65 right after William F Buckley III. Has PBS always been leaning soo far right?

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Seems like I would have enjoyed the Joe Pyne Show.

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Ticomaya wrote:

Seems like I would have enjoyed the Joe Pyne Show.

Probably, he was always quite taken aback when a guest returned an opening volley, kinda like Bill O'reiley with his SHUT UP, JUST SHUT UP.

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Mr. Snood-You wrote:

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If you were someone I thought worth a thoughtful reply bernardmassagotto/whoeverthefrikyou are, I would mention something about credibility being a big part of being a medical doctor and having a successful medical practice like Dean did.

But you ain't - that's the reason I haven't said anything to you for your last hundred or so posts, and won't reply to you again anytime soon.

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This is the typical answer from someone who obviously does not have enough information to debate. When I posted the information about President Bush's Undergraduate Degrees and Graduate Degrees and when I gave the information about President Bush's verbal SAT score vis a vis Senator Bradley's SAT verbal score and when I gave you the information about Harvard( I am sure you would know nothing about that) and its rigorous curriculum in the Business School and when I told you about the expulsion of Ted Kennedy from Harvard for cheating, you did what a little boy does when his opponent hits a home run, you pouted and took your ball and bat and went home.

I read most of what is posted on these threads. Someday, I hope you will surprise me and you will answer( to anyone at all) in a way that is consistent with someone who has at least the ability of a high school sophomore.

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It appears that the darling of the right is in some trouble. An individual in the business of outing plagiarists has reported that Coulter has been lifting material for quite some time. Her publicist has not denied this, but merely proclaimed that it was trivial and the charges are without merit. We shall see!

No one mentioned Michael Kinsley, who is a superb political analyst. He seems to hit a homerun on every issue.

Begala is an excellent spokesman for the left. He is very fast on his feet. Carville is a bit difficult to understand, but certainly has something to say.

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I like Tucker Carlson

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I like James Carville

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I think Tucker Carlson (What a good fighter he must have been in school! Tucker, tucker, momucker, banana fana faux ,,,,,) is a very good actor.

He talks and dresses the part well but I think he thought for a moment he could make more money being something else, he would change overnight.

J

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Tucker Carlson reminds me of a guy I liked to beat up in high school.

I'm not totally proud of it or anything, but I think if he still acted like that, I'd still wanna clock 'im one.

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snood wrote:

Tucker Carlson reminds me of a guy I liked to beat up in high school.

I'm not totally proud of it or anything, but I think if he still acted like that, I'd still wanna clock 'im one.

and we can fit that puzzle piece right.... there.

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Lash wrote:

snood wrote:
Tucker Carlson reminds me of a guy I liked to beat up in high school.

I'm not totally proud of it or anything, but I think if he still acted like that, I'd still wanna clock 'im one.

and we can fit that puzzle piece right.... there.

Lash, do you realize you're following me around, or is this all being done in some kind of wierd, trance-like state?

I did some stuff in high school I wasn't proud of - what's your point? That I'm a bad guy? OK - point made. Now quit being a sicko, okay?

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blatham wrote:

snood wrote:
In all fairness - and I despise Malkin, Coulter, Limbaugh, et al....

...but folks like Michael Moore do the same damn thing....

Others, yes, but not Moore. Neither of the individuals you mention above have regard for accuracy or truth and each have said or written things really quite vile. If Moore is to be faulted, it is in presentation of ideas which are not fully or clearly substantiated.

But not Moore?

Moore has regard for accuracy or truth?

Moore has never said or written things really quite vile?

Baltham has dropped several levels in my regard. (Not that he cares)

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Finn-Finn-Finn- What are you saying? Are you implying that Mr. Blatham is not an erudite and very learned man? I thought so-------------------------------------------------UNTIL he posted some mish mosh about Global Warming which it is clear he did not understand. I think, Finn, that Mr. Blatham relies on his reputation of spreading around bons-mots. The problem is that he does not know that his "mots" are not at all "bons"

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BernardR wrote:

Finn-Finn-Finn- What are you saying? Are you implying that Mr. Blatham is not an erudite and very learned man? I thought so-------------------------------------------------UNTIL he posted some mish mosh about Global Warming which it is clear he did not understand. I think, Finn, that Mr. Blatham relies on his reputation of spreading around bons-mots. The problem is that he does not know that his "mots" are not at all "bons"

Let's let blatham respond before we draw a conclusion on his personal worth.

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He won't respond, Finn and I don't think I was talking about his personal worth except to say that he is very learned and erudite. I did comment on his presentation of evidence and on his apparent misunderstanding of the scientific evidence. As I pointed out, his idea of substance in an argument appear to be centered around what he feels is a bon-mot.

He won't respond to me, Finn. He may respond to you. He is in a snit ever since I eviscerated one of his arguments totally. I think he knows that if he really gets into a debate with me, he will be FORCED to actually look things up. He may be erudite and learned but I do think he has poor research skills, as is clearly obvious when he posts on matters in the Scientific arena.

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snood wrote:

Lash wrote:
snood wrote:
Tucker Carlson reminds me of a guy I liked to beat up in high school.

I'm not totally proud of it or anything, but I think if he still acted like that, I'd still wanna clock 'im one.

and we can fit that puzzle piece right.... there.

Lash, do you realize you're following me around, ...
I can understand how it may seem that way, however, as I usually do, I read all recent posts, and recently yours just suck, so I comment on them. I think it's very revealing you used to beat a guy up because you didn't like the way he looked. That DOES say a lot about you, and explains a great deal to me about who you are now. When you put it out in a public place, you should expect responses.
I did some stuff in high school I wasn't proud of - what's your point? That I'm a bad guy? OK - point made. Now quit being a sicko, okay?

I think the one who felt the need to beat people up because of how they looked is the sicko--not the one who is disgusted by it. I hated bullies in high school. They made other people's lives intolerable. They were always afraid of something in their own lives and took it out on innocent people.

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Finn d'Abuzz wrote:

blatham wrote:
snood wrote:
In all fairness - and I despise Malkin, Coulter, Limbaugh, et al....

...but folks like Michael Moore do the same damn thing....

Others, yes, but not Moore. Neither of the individuals you mention above have regard for accuracy or truth and each have said or written things really quite vile. If Moore is to be faulted, it is in presentation of ideas which are not fully or clearly substantiated.

But not Moore?

Moore has regard for accuracy or truth?

Moore has never said or written things really quite vile?

Baltham has dropped several levels in my regard. (Not that he cares)

Could you find a single passage where Moore has wished or celebrated the death or murder of others...eg Coulter on Muslims or John Murtha?

Could you find an instance or example where Moore has consistently attacked as pathological or as deficit in character a behavior of which he himself is secretly guilty...eg drug use/addiction?

False and inaccurate statements from these three are verging on countless and it's not hard to research the cases/examples.

But we know you won't.

My comment was directed to snood who was making a common error in accepting a simplistic and uncareful assumption that there are two sides in opposition and that therefore the loud or populist or highly emotional voices on either side will be equally guilty of the same intellectual or rhetorical failings. But it takes a close and careful look to find out if that uninvestigated assumption is actually true or not.

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