NBC proves Ann Coulter right

Earlier this week--Tuesday, I believe--Ann Coulter was supposed to be on NBC's "Today" show to advertise her new book. In it, Coulter apparently rips into NBC for being unfair to President Bush (they are) and being in the tank for the Obamination (they are).

Now, I'm no big Coulter fan--anyone who tries to justify Joe McCarthy needs their head examined--but there's little argument that NBC, the home of Chris Matthews and Kooky Keith Olbermann (who still can't drive a car) is, with its hellspawn MSNBC, the most liberal network going.

So NBC, in an effort to bring an alternative view to their airwaves, banned Coulter for life the day before she went on the "Today" show. They said they didn't want--get this--anyone being negative towards the President-elect on their airwaves.

They replaced her with Rachel Maddow, a militant left-wing lesbian and no threat to say anything bad about the Obamination.

So, in one fell swoop, NBC proved Ann Coulter exactly right. Stay brilliant, peacocks.