Ann Coulter

Media pundit Ann Coulter has never been afraid to give her opinion on something regarding politics, including Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump. But some of her fans have noticed that she hasn't been on TV as much. Some have even suggested she has been blackballed. What happened to Coulter?

Ann Coulter has been slammed following an appearance on Piers Morgan’s Talk TV show, in which she questioned why people should care about the war in Ukraine.The controversial Conservative commentator spoke about Vladimir Putin’s ongoing, illegal invasion and left other reporters in the studio Ava Evans and Esther Krakue completely baffled.“Putin has been reaching out to America. He was the first person to call after 9/11 to express his condolences towards America, and Bush didn’t even call him back. We have so dissed the Russians for such a long time. “The NATO thing… once the Soviet Union fell, there’s no...

College: Cornell University of Art & Sciences, University of Michigan Law School. Profession: Media Pundit, Author, Syndicated Columnist, Lawyer. Ann Hart Coulter is an American Conservative media specialist, blogger, conglomerate columnist, and lawyer. Coulter became a media pundit in the late 1990s as a critic of the administration of then-President Bill Clinton, appearing on print and cable news. She was outspoken about her dislike of Mr. Clinton, especially because of her experience of writing legal briefs for Paula Jones’s attorney, as well as the columns and briefs she wrote for the case. Thirteen top-selling books were published by Coulter, sharing her political beliefs.

"Does it get any lower than Coulter? Speaking of grifters..." Mark Levin tweeted.

What happened to Ann Coulter? By that we mean, when did she start being the (very occasional) voice of reason in the GOP? In the aughts, she was the Republican Party’s most incendiary commentator. Jump a decade and a half, and she’s an anti-Trumpist, as well as one of the few people, in either party, who thinks Joe Biden handled the withdrawal from Afghanistan well. Now she’s coming for an old flame.

SF voters who were convinced that recalling progressive District Attorney Chesa Boudin would solve the city's crime troubles may not all appreciate being cheered on by Dinesh D'Souza and Ann Coulter, but that is what's happening. Turnout in Tuesday's primary election, which was also the decisive day for the Boudin...

Ann Coulter, in so many words, thinks that I am responsible for the mass shooting in Buffalo in mid-May. Not me alone. After the shooting, Coulter wrote a column dismissing the idea that Republican politicians and commentators had popularized the “Great Replacement” theory, a conspiracy theory that the young, white Buffalo shooter cited as a motivation before killing 10 people at a supermarket in a predominantly Black neighborhood. Instead, Coulter argued that the theory had been popularized by political analysts and Democratic operatives who have predicted that the nation’s changing demographics will benefit Democrats over time.

Traffic fatalities once again soared in the U.S. last year, making 2021 even deadlier than the very deadly 2020. New federal data out this week confirmed the numbers: an increase of 10.5 percent above the previous year — a 16-year high and the largest jump in three decades. But Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has a plan to address our skyrocketing road deaths and is funneling an unprecedented $5 billion over five years to local safe-streets improvements. Noted transportation advocate Ann Coulter summed it up: “$0 for the Wall. $5 Billion for bike paths.” Ann, welcome to the war on cars.

I want to send flowers and chocolates to the Twitter employee who permanently suspended The Babylon Bee. Maybe a car. Apparently, it was the inanity of that decision that incensed Elon Musk, whereupon he decided to purchase the entire platform to stop the censorship. Liberals, until five minutes ago: Elon...