Ann Coulter

Ann Hart Coulter (December 8, 1961) is an American lawyer, columnist, contributor to various media and conservative author. She rose to prominence as a critic of Bill Clinton's administration. Born in New York, daughter of John Vincent Coulter (1926–2008) and Nell Husbands Coulter (1928–2009), he Catholic and she Protestant, raised by a conservative family in New Canaan (Connecticut). She is a Protestant Christian of the branch of Presbyterianism.

She graduated from New Canaan Highschool in 1980, and from a young age wanted to be a writer and identified as conservative. While studying at Cornell University she was an editor at The Cornell Review, a member of the Delta Gamma Student Sorority, and graduated in 1984 with a Bachelor of Arts in history and cum laude. In Michigan in 1988 she acquired her Juris Doctor from the University of Michigan, was an editor at the Michigan Law Review, chaired the local chapter of the Federalist Society and studied to be a professional journalist at the National Journalism Center.

Career

He worked as a legal assistant in Kansas City (Kansas), specialized in corporate law in New York, was in charge of criminal and immigration matters and contributed to the design of legislation that deports convicted foreigners to the Senate Judiciary Committee in 1994 during the Republican Revolution and was a litigator at the Center for Individual Rights.

She is the author of eleven books including two Best Sellers and writes weekly columns with a polemical, partial and satirical style. She participates in television and radio talk shows on university campuses and gives speeches on modern conservatism, gay marriage, and modern Liberalism. in the U.S. Her articles appear in columns on her website and six other conservative sites, and in the 1990s she appeared in George and Human Events magazines. His way of reporting cost him the chance to break ties with National Review Online magazine, alleging that it was censored, and with the Arizona Daily Star because readers complained, and USA Today refusing to print his article on the Democratic National Convention in which he mocked of the attendees. In 2011 she was a member of GOProud, a group of gay Republicans and allies.

She also appeared in FahrenHYPE/911, a documentary that seeks to refute Fahrenheit 9/11, a documentary about her containing interviews and speeches, a documentary called Feeding the Beast.

Statements and opinions

He is against same-sex marriage and said that "it is a genuinely pro-marriage position to oppose gay marriage." He also says that the left is trying to co-opt gays and I don't think we should let them. I think they should be on our side"

She stated that George W. Bush's immigration policies were made to deliberately reduce the percentage of the white population, that the United States should apply the same measures that Israel has implemented in the Gaza Strip to solve the problem immigration bombing Mexico. She also wished that "Netanyahu could solve our problems on the border the way he solves his," the writer commented on the Hannity program, broadcast on the Fox News network. "Hundreds of tunnels have been found on our border in which drugs, weapons, immigrants pass. "They are invading us."

Coulter also made reference to the more than 400 children killed in the Gaza Strip: "Some die because they are associated with the terrorist organization that is attacking Israel. We are a country, we have borders. "Why can't we do the same in the United States?" she asked herself.

Ann Coulter also argued that while specialists in the state of Georgia (United States) are testing a new serum on humans for the first time in the hope of curing the deadly Ebola virus, others fear the presence of two patients in that country. and experts try to contain (without much success) the virus in Africa, Coulter tells the American doctor who contracted the disease while caring for the infected that doing so was "idiotic."

He reprimanded Dr. Kent Brantly, who returned to the US on August 2, for allegedly costing the charity he worked for money by having to travel back to his country to manage his illness. Ann commented "If (Brantly) had provided health care to editors, writers, videographers and experts without social security, he would have done greater good than marinating in Third World diseases, if Dr. Brantly had worked in the Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles, and had converted a single influential Hollywood politician to Christ, would have done more good for the entire world than anything else he could accomplish in a century (while) in Liberia. Ebola only kills the body; "The virus of spiritual bankruptcy and moral decadence spread by so many Hollywood films infects the world," said the conservative commentator.

Likewise, he has said before that transferring doctor Kent Brantly was a useless expense.

Published books

1. High Crimes and Misdemeanors: The Case Against Bill Clinton (Great Crimes and Contraventions: The Book Against Bill Clinton)1998. It deals with Bill Clinton's prosecution (destitution process). Coulter criticizes the Republican majority Senate for failing to get a conviction.
2. Slander: Liberal Lies About the American Right (Calumnia: Liberal Lies on the American Right), 2002. He plans that many American journalists have ties with the Democratic Party, which biases their reports. He argues that Bush faced a difficult and singular battle for favorable media coverage from the very moment he made public his intention to be President, which has been the case that has been presented since the presidency of Calvin Coolidge.
3. Treason: Liberal Treachery from the Cold War to the War on Terrorism (Tradition: Liberal Treachery from the Cold War to the War on Terrorism) proclaims that the Democratic politicians and the media have been secretly demining many of the goals that the United States has proposed in foreign policy since the end of the Second World War. Coulter accuses the progression of treason: "They are either traitors or idiots" (p 16). According to her, Watergate, instead of being an investigation into corruption in the Nixon government, was "the great revenge of the left against him for telling the truth about Hiss" (p 10). Other of his claims in the book are "Vietnam was lost because of the Democrats," "Reagan won the Cold War," and the Contras were "anti-communists." He reveals his dislike for Hollywood by mentioning that "the actors are constantly bent on front-page snares to hide that they are actually faggots playing games of little girls" (p 249).
4. How to Talk to a Liberal (If You Must): The World According to Ann Coulter (How to Talk to a Liberal (If there's no other remedy left): The world according to Ann Coulter is a compilation of its columns launched in 2004.
5. Godless: The Church of Liberalism (Without God: The Church of Liberalism), 2006. Fue published in the second half of 2006. He argues that liberalism has all the attributes of a religion even though it denies and rejects God. It includes passages that are equal to works of other people published earlier.
6. If Democrats Had Any Brains, They'd Be Republicans (If Democrats had brains, they'd be Republicans), 2007. He explains the reasons that lead him to consider that the Republican Party is far superior to the Democrat in the efficiency of the public actions and policies he proposes.
7. Guilty: Liberal victims ' assault on America (Guilty: Liberal "victims" and their assault in the United States), published in 2008. There, Coulter unmasks what he considers the "myth" of the victimization of liberals in the United States of America.
8. Demonic: How the Liberal Mob Is Endangering America (Demonia: How liberal mob is endangering America), 2011. Based on the work of the French psychologist Gustave Le Bon on the psychology of the groups, Ann compares liberalism with an enraged mob.
9. Mugged: Racial Demagoguery from the Seventies to Obama2012: He claims that liberals, especially the Democrats, have given credit for advances in civil rights without deserving it while Republicans are unfairly accused of racists.
10. Never Trust a Liberal Over 3 — Especially Republican, 2013: its second collection of columns.
11. Goodbye, America: The Left's Plan to Turn Our Country Into a Third World Hellhole (Farewell America: The Left Plan to Make Our Country a Third World Hell), 2015: It is about illegal immigration, amnesty programs and border security in the United States.

Videos

• "The Best of Ann Coulter"