Anyone with half a brain can see the antigay subtext in Ms. Coulter’s "writing," and in your slavish regurgitation of same. Don’t pretend you don’t see it.

Finally—Ms. Huffman doesn’t stand a prayer of getting the award, altho’ she deserves it. Her performance is nothing short of remarkable. Her character spends a lot of time and energy trying to "act femaile." When she’s stressed, male mannerisms start to creep back in.

And whoever designed her prostetic deserves an Oscar as well.

"Munich" (Jew athletes at Munich had it coming)

Her ignorance is really showing on this one. Not stupidity; she admitted she hadn’t seen any of the films (which makes her article even more pointless–we’re taking film advice from a ‘lawyer’ with no background in film, who’s judging films she hasn’t even seen.)

It reminds me of a segment on "Scarborough Country," where she and Al Franken were debating "The Passion of the Christ" and "Fahrenheit 9/11," despite the fact that Coulter hadn’t seen "Fahrenheit" and Franken hadn’t seen "The Passion." Ah, good times.

For the life of me I have no idea how they stay in business; I’ve been there about twenty times, and the biggest crowd I’ve seen was like 9–half the time my party was the only audience. 

The gay community  and its advocates leave themselves open to comment and sometimes ridicule by  members of society by trying  to  make us accept abberant behavior as the norm.

Have you ever been to a "gay pride"  parade in San Francisco, these jerkoffs do things in public that a couple of dogs would be ashamed to do?

Have you ever sat through a school board meeting and hear the arguments for teaching "Heather has two Moms" or "alternate lifestyles" to grammer school kids?

Have you ever had to take your boy or girl out of the scouts because you were not sure of the "blood sugar level" of the troop leaders and you better not question it? 

It does not make normal people into homophobics to say at some point, enough is enough. Just go use your mis-directed affection and body parts any way you want to. It’s just that my kids and I don’t really need to know the details.