Ann Coulter

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  • Right Hook

    Limbaugh says Americans don't care about Bush's National Guard problem because they love him; Lowry says Kerry smeared Vietnam vets, Coulter shrieks that he stalks lonely heiresses. Plus: Dissenting thoughts on same-sex marriage.
    By Mark Follman February 18, 2004

  • Right Hook

    David Frum says Bush "surrendered to the radicals" by hiding behind security in London; Gen. Franks predicts another terror attack could dissolve U.S. Constitution; Coulter bashes "pandering" Dems who just discovered their Jewishness.
    By Mark Follman November 26, 2003

  • Right Hook

    Coulter says Bush didn't need an Iraq plan; O'Reilly blasts the liberal Reagan trashers at CBS; the Weekly Standard gloats at the impotent rage of the "urban and urbane, with-it, refined" Bush haters.
    By Mark Follman November 12, 2003

  • Letter to a pregnant friend

    What advice do I have for new parents? Assemble a pit crew, don't expect to take showers, and beware of noxious orange poop.
    By Anne Lamott October 24, 2003

  • Right Hook

    New York Post's Ralph Peters tags Wesley Clark a softy on terror, while Coulter sees a devious Hillary plot.
    By Mark Follman September 24, 2003

  • Joe Conason's Journal

    More notes from a media book tour: What it's like to be ducked by Ann Coulter and avoided by Fox.
    August 21, 2003

  • Limousine liberals and corporate-jet conservatives

    George W. Bush, Rush Limbaugh and Ann Coulter bash elitist lefties, but their faux populism masks a slavish devotion to the interests and indulgences of the wealthy. Part 2 of "Big Lies."
    By Joe Conason August 19, 2003

  • Big lies

    How the right-wing propaganda machine demonizes liberals and distorts the common-sense politics of America: First in a week of excerpts from Joe Conason's new book.
    By Joe Conason August 18, 2003

  • The right wing's summer of hate

    Sure, Michael Savage lost his MSNBC show for going too far, but Limbaugh, O'Reilly and Coulter show bullying and humiliation are still a big business.
    By Sidney Blumenthal August 15, 2003

  • Ann Coulter, woman

    The right's she-devil talks about why she loves the Grateful Dead, what Tolstoy and Dostoevsky taught her about life, and how she meets men.
    By David Bowman July 25, 2003

  • Letters

    Readers respond to Joe Conason's review of "Treason" by Ann Coulter.
    July 8, 2003

  • Has she no shame?

    Of course not, and now we know why: In her new book "Treason," Ann Coulter reveals that her role model is Joe McCarthy. And her grasp of facts is even worse than her judgment.
    By Joe Conason July 4, 2003

  • The Fix

    Students say Bush not inspirational, McCartney kids say stepmom not their cup of tea, and Mariah Carey says golf should be sexy! Plus: Hot summer recipes from the New Yorker.
    June 25, 2003

  • Matrimony, motherhood and wooden characters

    In her propagandistic novel "Amanda Bright@home," right-wing pundit Danielle Crittenden extols the virtues of early marriage, the free market and having a "mighty tree" as a husband.
    By Laurie Abraham May 31, 2003

  • All conservative, all the time

    It's time to bury the myth of the "liberal media," writes Eric Alterman in his new book. How can progressives find their voice?
    By David Talbot February 28, 2003

  • Savage with the truth

    Michael Savage's right-wing bestseller is an ignorant, error-filled, Coulter-like screech of hatred against left-wing "traitors" and uppity women like Sandra Day O'Connor. Here's the funny part: This guy has a Ph.D.!
    By Ben Fritz February 19, 2003

  • R is for rabid

    Liberals are poopie-heads! and other lessons for the children of far-right-thinking adults in Ann Coulter's new kids book, "I Know You Are but What Am I."
    By Sheri Zollinger December 9, 2002

  • Stealth conservative

    Bush judicial nominee Miguel Estrada is beloved by Ann Coulter and the right. But with no paper trail about his views, opponents will have a tough time rejecting him in the Senate.
    By Michelle Goldberg October 4, 2002

  • Learning from Bill Buckner

    The Red Sox veteran accepted responsibility for his 1986 World Series gaffe, and he lives with a kind of grace now. Pete Rose and Ann Coulter, listen up.
    By Keith Olbermann July 31, 2002

  • When right-wing fembots attack

    Ann Coulter dishes out a fresh bookful of hypocrisy, distortion and half-crazed rants. Can't conservatives find a better champion than this?
    By Charles Taylor June 27, 2002

  • Anti-Arab passions sweep the U.S.

    Despite Bush's calls for tolerance, firebombings, shootings and other acts of violence strike Islamic worshippers.
    By Janelle Brown September 13, 2001

  • The triumph of "multicultural" thugs

    By David Horowitz
    May 22, 2001

  • Overly afflectionate

    A confident Ben Affleck propositions a Secret Service agent at a Gore rally and winds up with a bent thumb; Marilyn Manson sticks his up for the V.P., not Bush. Plus: Eminem leaves lyrics on plane.
    By Amy Reiter November 3, 2000

  • The new gatekeepers

    Facing scrutiny for their own peccadilloes, Internet loose lips Matt Drudge and Lucianne Goldberg undergo a Kafkaesque transformation.
    By Joe Conason June 20, 2000

  • Letters to the editor

    Not-so-super Tuesday Plus: Beware gang green; female-to-male conference wasn't just about sex.
    March 11, 2000
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