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Tuesday, June 6, 2006 12:00 AM

Ann Coulter and those "millionaire broads" from 9/11

Pot, meet kettle.
Tim Grieve

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  • Wednesday, June 7, 2006 02:42 AM

    The Quality (or lack thereof) of the Writing

    I'm a big fan of Oscar Wilde, who claimed that the greatest sin of all was to be boring.

    In the case of Ann Coulter, I would shift that thesis slightly and assert that the greatest sin of all is to write badly.

    Go to "Miss" Coulter's original texts, and you'll find she couldn't pass freshman English.

    Take her theses to a freshman philosophy course, and she'd fail the most basic quiz.

    As far as ethics are concerned-- she doesn't qualify even as a human being.

    Here's hoping she will someday live up to a basic simian standard.

    —J. Bo

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