Also note that "there's not a liberal America and a conservative America-there's the United States of America." and mix all the colors that make us what we are, we are purple, E Pluribus Unum.

- Coulter turned in a strikingly incoherent column yesterday, which she has now posted on her website. I fact-checked it, but while I did the editorial honchos decided not to publish.
- I think the honchos are right. It's a terrible piece of writing. I mean, "Sadly, they won't be fighting to the death as is done in W.W.F. caged matches"? People DON"T FIGHT TO THE DEATH in cage (not "caged") matches! This was way below the level of writing in Coulter's books, which I think were what we thought she would provide to ... you know ... the audience of America's largest-circulation newspaper.
- Coulter has proven a complete jackass in her response to this. I caught her telling Sean Hannity that USA Today wanted her "byline," and were interested in the idea of a conservative writer without having the balls to actually print one. Yeah, Ann. That's right. The paper that prints Michelle Malkin and Jonah Goldberg is afraid to publish a real conservative.
This is about as tacky as tacky can get. I'm pro-choice, but um...this is just gauche. Its the equivalent to NASCAR t-shirts in my opinion. If you choose to wear this fresh from leaving the clinic, expect to have your dumpster bombed, as if your dumpster hasn't been through enough. Expect your own personal parade of interfering religious 'lifers' to follow you around with pictures of aborted fetuses, expect them to shout *babykiller* as you proudly display that you had your soul sucked from within. C'mon Planned Parenthood, get real, one doesn't need a souvenir for the occasion, counseling yes, a fashion statement that could get you killed, no.
In the past couple of years, the once fusty and elitist world of literature has undergone a makeover: books have not only become a little less bookish, they have actually become hip. For a jaded generation of late twenty- and early thirtysomethings, literature is filling the slot once occupied by nightclubs, records, trucker caps and magazines. These neoliterati are just like any dudes and dudettes slouching on the Tube, wearing Converse All Stars, with scuffed hair and bulging pupils — only they’re more likely to be engrossed in the first-edition Anthony Burgess paperback they found on eBay than the latest issue of Dazed & Confused.
"With simple illustrations and quaint photographs that evoke a more innocent era--presented in Technicolor or rich black-and-white in a broad range of illustration styles--Change Your Underwear Twice a Week is a chronicle of the classroom filmstrip experience. It will instantly transport baby boomers back to fifth-period social studies, the smell of art paste, the sound of the recess bell."
"The "girlie men" remark was a play on a "Saturday Night Live" skit with the fictional bodybuilders Hans and Franz, who parodied Mr. Schwarzenegger's physique and accent, an aide to the governor said."Sometimes, to get your point across, you have to be in touch with your inner "girlie man", but remember, after being in touch with your inner girlie-man to wash your hands thoroughly after use.

"The title is Alice's Adventures Under Ground.
It was the Rev. Charles Dodgson (aka Lewis Carroll's) precursor to Alice In Wonderland."
Then, a Bush/Cheney bus passed, followed by a second one going slower. At the front of this second bus was The W himself, waving cheerily at his supporters on the other side of the highway. Adam, Brendan, and I rose our banner (the More Trees, Less Bush one) and he turned to wave to our side of the road. His smile faded, and he raised his left arm in our direction. And then, George W. Bush, the 43rd president of the United States of America, extended his middle finger.
Whether or not you can tell a book by its cover, you can generally tell a country by its books. If most political books are any indication, the way we argue now has been shaped by cable news and Weblogs; it's all ''gotcha'' commentary and attributions of bad faith. No emotion can be too angry and no exaggeration too incredible.
Yet if the technologies used by bloggers and hardballers are new, the form is older than the Republic. While they appear as books -- and are staples of the best-seller lists -- today's give-no-quarter attacks, as George Packer noted recently of bloggers, have their origins in the pamphlets of the colonial era.
The survey, called "Reading at Risk," is based on data from "The Survey of Public Participation in the Arts," conducted by the Census Bureau in 2002. Among its findings are that fewer than half of Americans over 18 now read novels, short stories, plays or poetry; that the consumer pool for books of all kinds has diminished; and that the pace at which the nation is losing readers, especially young readers, is quickening. In addition it finds that the downward trend holds in virtually all demographic areas.
We starve-look
At one another
Short of breath
Walking proudly in our winter coats (Prada)
wearing smells from laboratories
Facing a dying nation (US vs. Them)
Of moving paper fantasy (Enron)
Listening for the new told lies (Singing Bush? OY!)
With supreme visions of lonely tunes
Somewhere
Inside something, there is a rush of
Greatness
Who knows what stands in front, of
Our lives
I fashion my future on films in space (Saturn, the supreme cock ring)
Silence
Tells me secretly
Everything
Everything (this is just sex, right?)
Manchester England England (um.....okay)
Manchester England England (sure, don't make me blog this)
Eyes look your last
Across the Atlantic Sea (New Zealand?)
Arms take your last
embrace
And I'm a genius genius (sniff that bitch!)
(I believe in God, the righteous being, that's me, that's me.)
We stop-look
At one another
Short of breath
Walking proudly in our winter coats (okay, Gucci)
wearing smells from laboratories
Facing a dying nation
Of moving paper fantasy (Halliburton?)
Listening for the new told lies
With supreme visions of lonely tunes
Singing
Our space songs on a spider web sitar (oh spidey, what a loverly web)
Life is around you and in you
Answer for Timothy Leary, dearie (don't eat the brown sugar cubes, don't eat anything that doesn't have a owner)
Let the sunshine
Let the sunshine in
etc...