Ann Coulter's column is being dropped from yet another newspaper. Though the Augusta Chronicle aligns itself with a more conservative approach, Coulter's fire spitting psychosis was too much even for them. "Her 'stridency,'" so it seems, "had crossed the line."

Earlier, the Cedar Rapids Gazette cut the Coulter and the Shreveport Times is seemingly next. All of this Coulter hateration is not merely due to the evil bitch making one or two controversial comments, and obviously it has nothing to do with plagiarizing (who cares about a little thing like that?) It's more due to her constant self promotion, boring stabs at the New York Times (which likely gives the paper more press than less) and distracting quest for underworld domination.

The Chronicle will be swapping one syndicated conservative columnist for another, luring Michelle Malkin for the newly open space.

As of today, we're opting to go with Michelle Malkin, one of the most articulate and exciting young conservative voices out there today.

Plus, though she is a pretty tightly wound right winger, Malkin doesn't think Nazis were good people nor does she try to set widows on fire in her spare time, so …

Augusta Editor Explains Why He Dropped Coulter Column [David Astor and Greg Mitchell, Editor & Publisher]