The answer would seem to simply be no.

On January 6th, Coulter's new book Guilty: Liberal "Victims" and Their Assault on America was released, seemingly known only to her base, which seems to consist only of people willing to label any problem in the world as a result of liberalism. She apparently likes to use the word liberal, too. This seems to be her fourth book with the word liberal in the title, this time accusing them of assaulting America. A year and a half ago it was Godless, now they're assaulting. Keep that in mind, liberals. When asked if you've done anything wrong, it's assaulting America, you're looking for, not Godlessness anymore.

The once famous hot right-winger, who at one point called for the forced conversion of Muslims to Christianity (because Christianity has the most peaceful history), has now felt the need to tackle the important issues, like... Michelle Obama's attire? That's right! She has attacked the soon-to-be first lady for trying too hard to imitate former first lady, Jackie Kennedy. She would go on to praise Cindy McCain for not waking up each and every morning, thinking of which first lady she'd try to imitate. If you're thinking... Who Cares?... then you're most assuredly not alone!

The facts? Hah! I don't need facts! media woman goes on in her book to voice her dissatisfaction over the media apparently wanting to have sex with President-Elect Obama. Yeah, because Fox News was in the bag for Obama, which is what her base would watch anyway. She should look into that whole media-Obama monage e twa, though, because if it turned out to be true, she could nail him for trying to imitate President Kennedy, too.

I shall now leave you with an article of alleged falsehoods within Miss Coulter's new book. Take it for what it's worth. I'm sure some out there will see that it's from Media Matters and simply scream "liberal! liberal!" and hide under your desk like an old fashion nuclear attack drill.

Below is one of my favorite Coulter moments. It doesn't show so much the crazy of Coulter, but it definitely gives the essence of her journalistic style.