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I enjoy reading Ann Coulter and I am entitled to my view of her, regardless of whatever bias others have against her. I believe we should be entitled to our peculiarities as long as such peculiarities are not dangerous to the lives of others. Ann Coulter has no apologies or regrets for her polemics and even if I do not agree with her all the time, I can tolerate her. She is not hypocritical. I believe is the freedom of speech and the freedom of thought. I received the following article from Media Matters on why the MSNBC should no longer tolerate the "hate speech" of Ann Coulter against Barack Obama, the Clintons and other personalities in America. ............................ MSNBC still doesn't "get it": hosts Obama-bashing hatemonger Ann Coulter ... again A month ago, after Chris Matthews made a forced (and ridiculously inadequate) apology for one of his many sexist comments about Hillary Clinton, MSNBC colleagues Joe Scarborough, David Shuster, and Mika Brze...

From The Bald Eagle Blog For Liberty and for Truth The Worst Misinformation of the Year 2007 Posted 12/22/2007 9:02 AM CST on Des Moines Register I have just read some of the most offensive, degrading and ridiculous commentaries on American Radio and TV in 2007, as quoted on Media Matters for America. They might be the worse examples of obscenity/vulgarity, hate speech and personal attack, but I do not agree that they are "the worst examples of conservative Misinformation of the Year", because the commentaries were the best expressions of free speech, simply calling a spade a spade, without fallacy or hypocrisy. Don Imus, right-wing pundit Ann Coulter , Rush Limbaugh , Bill O'Reilly , Michael Savage , Pat Robertson , Chris Matthews, Glenn Beck , Melanie Morgan and others were just expressing themselves without caring whose ox would be gored. Like what John Gibson said on Jena Six : "What they're worried about is a mirage of 1950s-style American segregation, rac...