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• Tuesday, January 13, 2009 11:55 AM

  What It's All About

  Ann Coulter was the person who defended the President, right or wrong, for the past eight years.

  Indeed she did. By throwing bombs at everyone who disagreed with her rigid ideology. Just like Glenn does. Now why did Coulter adopt that particular position? Here's a guess: It sold books, made her a celebrity, and made her lots of money. Hoist another bomb. Get another headline. Sell another book.

  Think about it.

  My take is that Glenn doesn't so much object to the cult of personality he sees all around Obama (which, for Glenn, includes everyone who: a) doesn't already hate Obama; b) can't yet see the colossal failure of Obama's presidency; c) is insufficiently ideologically pure; and d) doesn't agree with every word the Great Greenwald puts on a computer screen. No, it isn't the cult that Glenn objects to, Glenn is just jealous that his own cult isn't bigger. (Cue Glenn's Moms to come defend their boy.)

  As to Glenn's comment: Glenn, I consider this public service in accord with the First Amendment. You remember that one, I suppose, being a civil libertarian and all.

  Oh, by the way, how's that expose on the dreadful civil liberties record of the AG-appointee going? Not so good? I guess Holder has an acceptable ideological pedigree of some sort that immunizes him from the scathing keyboard of Glenn (Coulter) Greenwald. Anyway, probably better for business if you wait until Holder gets in and then you savagely criticize every breath he takes instead of trying to do something constructive, like asking question BEFORE he's confirmed.

  Left-Wing Loonies. Right-Wing Wackos. Two peas in a rotten pod.

  Grow up.

  —wbgonne Read wbgonne's other letters
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