CC has a number of good points in his post The unbearable vacuity of Ann Coulter.
As for the cancellation of Coulter's lecture at the U of O, I call bullshit. There was actually no physical threat, only heated, emotional outbursts from a crowd that had been whipped up to a frenzy by the inflamed publicity her entourage had stoked.
Coulter should have thanked the students protesting outside Marion Hall. Their performance has raised Coulter's profile in the US. Media networks that had stopped inviting her to their talk shows are likely swamping her agent with booking requests.
Yesterday I mentioned that Coulter's popularity at rightwing events had been eclipsed by Palin and Bachman.
Le Cirque de Coulter has left the city and its main event, a skankily-dressed, scrawny faux-blonde is laughing all the way to the bank.
Check out balbulican's blogpost. It has the money shot.
More here, including a choice quote from Coulter: "I think I’ll give my speech tomorrow night in a burka. That will protect me." Sorry, Ann. A popular stand-up comic who performs at Juste pour rire - Lise Dion - already works that corner.
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good riddance
There are five current threads at the Freaks on Coulter's 'censorship' by, variously, thugs, the university, unspecified liberals, and so on.
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