Oh right...I see. I didn't quite understand what she was getting at. So, in a nutshell she is saying on the one hand that what Manning did was wrong. However, on the other hand you cannot pin it on 'Don't Ask Don't Tell.'

I don't fully understand this argument. Don't get me wrong. I like Ann Coulter personally. Met her a few times, even interviewed her and as an advocate for the free market system, share many of her views. But I find her arguments in this article very dogmatic and irrational. Firstly, I am not sure what the situation with Bradley Manning, Wikileaks and Julian Assange has to do with 'Don't Ask Don't Tell." Secondly, this is a very serious situation here and there a lot of very important discussions/debates that could be had amongst conservatives and libertarians about the future of the country and the movement but it is getting lost amongst all the noise and emotion. Let us not forget that the original Boston Tea Party was not a rally...