Why Ann Coulter is a Man

When I first ran across this book I knew nothing of Ann Coulter. I picked it up because the title intrigued me, not because I was a die-hard Ann Coulter fan...yet. Within the five words that compose the title, Coulter mixes humor with truth to accurately identify the religion that Democrats have chosen to practice: Godlessness.

Despite harsh attacks from the left about her candid style, Coulter continues to voice her honest yet harsh opinion in an atmosphere where Conservatives face persecution. Because of her bravery, I dare say that Ann Coulter is more of a man than any liberal. After all, most liberals fret about being politically incorrect. Coulter, however, doesn't abide by the laws of political correctness.

She has taken on the darling of the Democratic party, B. Hussein Obama, at a time where hardly anyone else would dare do such a thing. In her newest book, "Guilty: Liberal Victims and their Assault on America," which I bought within its first week of release, Coulter charges head on against Obama's inexperience. Within the book she tackles him harsher than even Rush Limbaugh. This in itself should prove that Coulter is truly a force to be reckoned with and a force with the brains and strength of a man.

Most Democrats would describe Ann Coulter and her loyal following as hateful and disrespectful people, but I believe quite the opposite. By acknowledging what she deems to be the truth, and Coulter is exposing the real haters, and she isn't one of them. Every word that comes from her mouth is truly a lethal closing argument to anyone that isn't grounded in his or her beliefs and knows how to defend them.

The reason Coulter can defend her arguments so well is because she's surrounded by liberal counterparts. Any time that she appears on a news network to promote her book, she is attacked by the likes of Joy Behar, Barbara Walters, and even Bill Maher. Having to constantly defend herself has toughened Coulter to the point where she is un-phased by most criticism and can handle it as a man. How many Democrats can you say that about? How many can control their temper and take the criticism that they are willing to dish out? How many, like Coulter, can take it like a man?

Sadly, I believe the answer is very few.