Original sentence: "  Finally, during a May 1997 episode of Politically Incorrect she responded to the question, "You're talking about [repealing] the Emancipation Proclamation." 1 To date Coulter and her handlers have not responded to Cho's statements.Coulter counters by claiming an overwhelming number of liberal editorials versus conservative or even centrist ones indicates a de facto endorsement of the liberal ideologies proposed in those editorials.Much like shock rock singer Marylin Manson, Coulter makes a considerable amount of money from being an exaggerated and even cartoonish representation of an extreme political ideal.This argument suggests that Coulter is against female suffrage by citing statements which Coulter claims were sarcasm or jokes as if they were meant as literal statements of her position
Edited sentence: "  Finally, during a May 1997 episode of Politically Incorrect she responded sarcastically to the question, "You're talking about [repealing] the Emancipation Proclamation." 1 To date Coulter and her handlers have not responded to Cho's statements and don't really need to considering who it's from.Coulter counters by pointing out the overwhelming number of liberal editorials versus conservative or even centrist ones, and that fact indicates a de facto endorsement of the liberal ideologies proposed in those editorials.Much like shock rock singer Marylin Manson, Coulter makes a considerable amount of money from being an exagerrated and even cartoonish representation of an extreme political ideal.This argument suggests that Coulter is against female suffrage by citing one statement meant as sarcasm (National Review) and another meant as a joke (Politically Incorrect) as if they were meant as literal statements of her position