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Of Ann Coulter, Pearl Jam and free speech May 15, 2003 ~ 10:55 a.m. I cracked up on the train into work this morning. The perpetrator of my mirth was Ann Coulter via the April 23 issue of The Conservative Chronicle. And, unless you�re one of the pious�devoid of humor and tut-tutting with self-righteous disapproval� this ought meet your daily requirement of quality laughter:
As this excerpt from Coulter�s column speaks volumes on its own, I really don�t have to add anything. Except I will say that I�m glad I don�t own, and have never owned, a Pearl Jam (or Dixie Chicks) CD. I like to think that I wisely exercise my freedom of speech in that other hallowed shrine that liberals so often love to abuse while claiming it as their own exclusive territory� the marketplace. I�m feeling very good this morning knowing that folks like Coulter also have their right to free speech and use it, thereby ensuring that we�re not all held hostage to the likes of Eddie �Airhead� Vedder. � M.E.M.
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