Jul. 9, 2011
Coulter’s
THURSDAY, JULY 11, 2002 WRONG FROM THE START: Unsurprisingly, Ann Coulter’s bald-faced dissembling starts on page one, with the very first claim in her book. She complains about the way “the left” calls Tom DeLay naughty names like “the Hammer.”... Read more.
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