Godless: the inability to recognize truth (regardless of who said it)

I'm a big fan of Anne Coulter and while I disagree with her motives to discredit the Jersey widows (they're against the war in Iraq), I happen to agree with her whole-heartedly about how a lot of the 9/11 families have milked this tragic event beyond the point of all decency.

I understand two things about Anne Coulter:

-She's using this attack to discredit the widows and, by extension, all liberals. This isn't right but the truth about these women and a lot of the 9/11 families is they've reveled in their 9/11 victim status and no matter what you think of their politics, it's been an unseemly feature of the American public landscape for a few years now. My point is, the truth CAN come out of the mouths of vicious harpies like Coulter.

-Anne, and I'm surprised the liberals have never been able to figure this out, is a shameless button-pusher. A sensationalist, dramatic, prone-to-hyperbole, never-saw-a-grandiose-gesture-of-disdain-she didn't like, old attention-whore. But her biggest assset is that she's got wit. She's entertaining but pretends not to be, because it's funnier at making liberals turn purple. In a sense, she's tapped into another truism about liberals, which turn them into blustering idiots in her presence: that they don't have a sense of humor, especially about themselves. Of course, it's hard to, when you're walking around with a superiority complex about your motives and such uncompromising disdain for all others. I should know because I am one.

Let's face it, she's a Gorgon and the liberals just can't look away. And yet if they did, her powers would wane proportionately. So either they need to look away or, and here's a novel idea, why not battle wit with even more wit? We need a serious Stephen Colbert to step up, please.