This was a very interesting story to read. I must admit that I do not know the first thing when it comes to politics so I was a bit lost when reading about that end of the story, however I do believe that the story carried itself well enough around the mention of the politics and Ann herself.

It was a bit confusing with the addition of his wife Barbara at the end and no explanation of who Joane was in relation to him in the spanking area. I did however like how in the end of the piece it was her who saved him a reminder spanking by his "food for thought".

This was a type of story that I haven't read before and I enjoyed it.

As someone who does not pay a great deal of attention to politics or political history, some of these stories are a bit difficult for me to follow, with regard to the names of characters who might actually be people who really did exist. Also the theme of she  spanks him for arguing politics does little for me on the enjoyment scale.  I try to look for buzz words in a spanking story but this type of story gives me none of the buzz words I would expect to read in a spanking story.  There was no description of the characters involved in this story either. Was Paul spanked by two women in this story?

I really liked this story.  It was amusing on one hand but, since I share the protagonist's political beliefs, it kind of ticked me off too.  I just wanted to use the cane myself on that butt-kissing Coulter supporter.

I liked too how it went from the fantasy of being caned by Coulter to the woman's (relation uncertain) insulted stance at being compared to Coulter.

I suspect that the author has these characters well-defined in his mind and has written about them a lot.  They are not so well-defined for the reader however, and that left me confused.  At first I assumed that Johanna was the life partner.  Then Barbara came into it at the end and I kind of said, "Huh?"  But that's a good indication that I was very engaged with the story.

I found the end satisfying too, since the protagonist seemed to have gotten his message through to Johanna.  It was Johanna's identity, her relationship to the protagonist, that left me puzzled.

Still, I quite enjoyed the story and the predicament.  Lots of good spanking going on too.

If she'll punish him for this little bit of dissent, I wonder what would happen to Paul's behind if she found his secret stash of Al Franken books?  Does he smuggle them into the house, stashing them between the mattresses?  Or did he put an O'Reilly dust jacket over one and hide it in plain sight?  Oh, the guilty pleasure of being found out.

This story was a little confusing to me.  I get more then enough daily emails to know who Ms. Coulter is. I have not read any of her books, but I have read some of her columns.  After reading parts here and there, I was able to follow the story.  But the flow was not smooth.  I also understand that the writer was attempting to have the spankee talk, while still crying. This is their story, but I do wish that the exchange would have been a little clearer.  A total of 120 swats with a hard rubber paddle would have anybody in tears and howling.  That did make for an interesting word picture.  Adding on 30 with what amounts to a cane,  would deliver a lesson that anybody would quickly understand.  This was an interesting story.  I look forward to reading more by this writer.