Ann Coulter Is A Contemptible Human Being

Never mind Coulter's casual relationship with truth and reason, her behavior on the Today show Tuesday was worthy of contempt and vilification by people of any political stripe. Her vile spew should be condemned with the fervor that faced Ward Churchill and his idiocies.

In her new book Coulter has written of the widows of American soldiers in Iraq:

These broads are millionaires, lionized on TV and in articles about them,
reveling in their status as celebrities and stalked by grief-arazzies. I have
never seen people enjoying their husbands’ death so much.

The self-proclaimed Voice of the Right went on to sputter a defense to her offense by claiming that the widows of Amreican servicemen have lost their right to speak out while Coulter continues to get rich from the poison she spits.

Ann Coulter has the right to say whatever evil, stupid thing she wishes. This is America despite all efforts to change it. She does not have the right to denigrate the sacrifices of our troops and the losses of their families. We have an obligation to challenge the moral abomination that Coulter has become.