Media Monitor (Dec 4)
Ann Coulter gets the silent treatment, Morning Joe accused of sexism and a Chicago anchor says the unthinkable about Santa Claus.
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Coulter was lambasted for saying something wildly inappropriate here, but no one seems to have actually corrected her for saying something factually inaccurate: Ted Kennedy wholloped Mitt Romney by more than 17 points (not 5 points). There seems to be this myth among conservatives that Romney came anywhere close to winning that race.
You blew it, Howard. Ann Coulter did not call Ted Kennedy a (bleep), he called John McCain a (bleep). Get your criticism straight. We will wait for your clarification on next week's installment.