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Coulter not taken seriously

   September 26, 2007

Columnist Mark Bowden writes:

Coulter herself is not taken seriously by serious people, so her attacks are a little bit like being pelted by cotton balls. She represents a form of journalism free of real reporting or even modest research, which is very popular today. “Facts” are not things to be carefully observed or unearthed, but tidbits gleaned by Google or Yahoo searches. Where the facts don’t exactly fit the argument, they can be artfully massaged.

…sounds like some of the posters to the pnj website.

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