Did anyone see Ann Coulter on The View?

[Pam]

I can't stand The View. I doubt that there would ever be a guest on there that would cause me to watch. I pretty much agree with Richard about Barbara, and Joy Behar is the only other one that I have ever watched back when it first came on. The others are new I guess. I thought Barbara's interview with Patrick Swayze (not on The View) was terrible. Imagine saying to his wife "have you imagined yet what life will be like when he is gone?" How incredibly insensitive and mean!!! She really needs to get off TV... IMHO.

Sorry, I realize your post was about Ann Coulter and I got way off track.

[RICHARD]

I thought Barbara's interview with Patrick Swayze (not on The View) was terrible. Imagine saying to his wife "have you imagined yet what life will be like when he is gone?" How incredibly insensitive and mean!!! She really needs to get off TV... IMHO.

INSENSITIVE? MEAN?

That's down right crass and rude.

IT just shows that no matter how long you do a job, you never quite learn to do it right and with panache.

Moron.

Oh did I mention that the show is a henfest?

[Pam]

INSENSITIVE? MEAN?

That's down right crass and rude.

IT just shows that no matter how long you do a job, you never quite learn to do it right and with panache.

Moron.

Oh did I mention that the show is a henfest?

These women give women a bad name!

[K9soul]

I thought Barbara's interview with Patrick Swayze (not on The View) was terrible. Imagine saying to his wife "have you imagined yet what life will be like when he is gone?" How incredibly insensitive and mean!!!

I don't watch The View, but I saw the interview as well with Patrick and didn't like that question either. I felt like she was trying to drum up some tears and emotion for the viewership. I did enjoy listening to Patrick and his wife though as they spoke about their life and relationship. I remember being really annoyed with some of her questions to Terri Irwin too after Steve died.

[K9karen]

I can't stand The View. I doubt that there would ever be a guest on there that would cause me to watch.

Not even PAUL MCCARTNEY????

[Lady's Human]

Those kids raised by the stay at home cookie baking mom's of the 50's became the biggest drug users and super rebellious teens this earth has ever produced. They are the generation who produced these crazy teens we have now.

Excuse me?

The creator of this web site was raised by a "stay at home cookie baking mom", and "these crazy teens we have now" are doing a damned fine job in the armed forces (I use that as an example because of personal experience). Nice generalizations.

Careful about painting with too broad a brush.........you tend to wind up painting yourself as well.

I can't help but think about my dad's comments on drug use in Korea compared to Vietnam. It just got more pub in the '60s than it did before. Drugs are still used, have always been used in this country, and always will be. It has nothing to do with generational issues, beyond people from one generation being overdramatic about how bad the new generation is.

[pomtzu]

Excuse me?

The creator of this web site was raised by a "stay at home cookie baking mom", and "these crazy teens we have now" are doing a damned fine job in the armed forces (I use that as an example because of personal experience). Nice generalizations.

Careful about painting with too broad a brush.........you tend to wind up painting yourself as well.

Well said. I'm a product of a 50's stay at home cookie baking mom also. I'm proud to say that I never used drugs and was never arrested for anything, and I produced 2 law abiding children, and they in turn have produced darned good kids as well. I don't think it's fair to throw a whole generation in the same pot, just because of a minority of bad eggs.