It’s interesting; I’ve been over to Huff and Kos occasionally to take the temperature of the other side, and I can see that they think we on the right are as crazy as we think they on the left are.

Yet just before their intelligence impresses me, out of their mouths pours an ungodly amount of profanity and cursing, which completely undercuts their position, their credibility, and their arguments.

By mentioning a drunken gin blossomed Kennedy in the same tribute?

I’ll pass, my father is worth more than that to me.

AprilOrit on January 15, 2008 at 2:54 AM

He sounds like the sort of man who would have appreciated what she said…and I guess she would know. Agreed?

My mother passed away a couple of weeks ago. I grieve for my own parent from “the greatest generation” as well.

God bless you, your mother, and the rest of your family.

[And HuffPosters, if you were capable of shame, I'd wish it on you...but I'd be wasting my breath.]

She is a tuff broad, she can take it.
She was raised by a fine man.

I hope that someday I can do my father the justice she does hers.

By mentioning a drunken gin blossomed Kennedy in the same tribute?

I’ll pass, my father is worth more than that to me.

We should invade their website, kill their leader and convert them to Christianity.

ninjapirate on January 14, 2008 at 12:12 PM

LOL!

If they’ve had their requisite lobotomy, they post at HuffPo.

The reason why I come to HotAir is because at least here the unrestricted vitriol of the intarweb seems well in check.

If I caught Michelle, Bryan, or Allah spewing that kind of garbage, I’d never return.

What’s that about?? And what about the “54 years, married to the wrong woman.” I didn’t get it.

I guess because my parents are probably more in love with each other now than they were when they first married, I had a hard time “getting” that joke. It would never be something myself or any of my siblings would say to memorialize our father with regards to our mother.

And the cancer joke wasn’t especially pithy or funny. I know I had my cancer just long enough to ever imagine missing it, I cringe everytime I remember it just may return.

Again her way of being provocative and racy. I think Madonna did/does a better job.

The reason the left and some on the right for that matter hate Ann so much is not because of her ideology. They hate her because of her FACTS. She backs up everything she says with facts.
She is a smart ass, but in a good way, and it drives them crazy.

Again a matter of opinion…LOL

I am a little confused, however. Why should we be concerned about what the sniveling, silverspoon fed, soiled diapered, chromosone kiddies at the Daily Feces thinks about anything?

Ann is a really beautiful lady. What a great tribute to her father. Stay cool, Ann.

Don’t get me wrong folks, the huffpo scum are far worse than Ann Coulter could ever be!

They want a Hildebeast/Hussein Obama presidency…you know something is seriously wrong with someone if they know ANYTHING about either of them and still want one of them to be President!

HaraldHardrada

Correct. That something is called “liberalism.”

And also:

Try reading even one of her books sometime before trying to post “insightful” comments like the one above.

Mallard T. Drake on January 14, 2008 at 4:13 PM

I second that.

I dislike making sweeping generalisations, but I have honestly never seen a huge amount of conservatives – on a message board, for instance – say they’re happy that something truly awful happened to a liberal. Yet it happens all the time when it’s the other way around.

I thought Ann’s column was extremely heartfelt and she obviously uses humour to help her hurting heart or to stop things getting a little too sentimental for her liking (like her father did). I was actually expecting a reaction like this.

I remember reading, disgustedly, comments from liberals all over the place after Laura Ingraham got diagnosed with cancer: that’s it’s no surprise, that “Fox News does that to you”, that she deserves to die for believing what she does, etc., etc.

Despicable.