Ann Coulter proves that Matt Drudge just makes stuff up
January 06, 2009 11:57 am ET by Eric Boehlert
If anyone still wondered whether Drudge simply concocted his "insider" exclusive yesterday, complete with too-good-to-be-true anonymous quotes, about how NBC had "banned" Ann Coulter for life (a ban that apparently only existed in Drudge's imagination), posted news that Coulter is booked to appear on NBC on Wednesday is likely all the proof you need.


















The ban never exsisted, but thank you for picking up on that.
Ask Annie anytime what she thinks of liberals. Then stand well out of the line of fire. This does what good to the national discourse.
There are a number of people I'd like to see deal with her. R Madow is about the only one on MSM. David Barry would be fun, several folks connected to the progressive blogosphere would work for me as well.
Prove it never existed. NBC never said it publically, nor did any other mainstream news outlet, that is true. But there have been several articles over the last year that discussed Drudge and his sources and their uncanny accuracy. You might not like what he reports, but he is rarely wrong.
By the way, how many times has NBC, CBS, ABC, WaPo and NYT used "unamed sources" for stories that have been critical of President Bush, the Iraq War, or Conservatives in general and the Liberals have taken the information as gospel, only to have it proven wrong? A lot more then Drudge is wrong, that's for sure.
5 times this year? That I would believe. For 2008? Not a chance.
No thanks Reddy, Proving a negative to a wingnut is so often a rhetorical version of the dance of the seven veils.
There's info all arround you, with links from original sources, on this, and Drudge as well. If you won't give this any credibility, what chance do I have?
your Wingnut Code Napoleon means any liberal is guilty of anything and everything. The French at least do allow innocence to be proved on occasion.