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Title: Disappointing
Review: I was deeply disappointed when Ms. Coulter used the phrase spoken by Brant on page 107 of the paperback version: "He wanted to tell her that Daphne wasn't retarded but she was sliding her hands up his arms to lightly clasp his shoulders." As a parent of a child with a disability I find this passage to be very offending. It is perpetuating the word "retarded" to be used as an offensive phrase. It is as bad as using the "N" word and I am hoping that Ms. Coulter refrains from perpetuating the common use of "retard" and "retarded" as acceptable forms of derogation.
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