Arianna Debunks Smear Against Progressive Blogs
Arrianna Huffington responds to the suggestion that progressives on the Internet are disproportionately hostile and nasty.Arrianna Huffington responds to the suggestion that progressives on the Internet are disproportionately hostile and nasty: “The most toxic woman on TV, frankly, is Ann Coulter, who is solidly on the right, who talks about rat poison for Judge Stevens, who talks about New York Times journalists needing to be executed. I mean, this is the kind of absolutely toxic vile talk — and she’s not even anonymous! So, please, let’s stop this absurd idea that this has anything to do with the progressive blogosphere.”
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