Ann Coulter's anti-Semitic sentiments are showing

Ann Coulter's tweet-rants targeting 'globalist' Jews has created a recent outrage. This, however, is clearly not the first time Coulter has made anti-Semitic remarks. 

In 2015, The Times of Israel posted a Coulter tweet she posted in apparent frustration over the many pledges of support for Israel by GOP presidential candidates:

"How many f---ing Jews do these people think there are in the United States?"

 

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How many f---ing Jews do these people think there are in the United States?

11:05 PM - 16 Sep 2015

She posted this trash during the final minutes of the three-hour debate, when four of the candidates mentioned their support for Israel in their closing remarks.

There are about 6 million Jews, by the way.

In another Times of Israel column, Coulter proposes 'racial purity' for people being allowed to vote.

So Coulter went on Twitter yet again on Thursday night to call Jews "globalists." This came after President Trump referred to outgoing economic adviser Gary Cohen as a "globalist," using a term many see as an anti-Semitic slur.

Coulter's tweets caused the foreheads of neo-Nazis to moisten along with other far-right groups like 4Chan.

Be very wary of what you believe about Ann Coulter. She isn't just another pretty angry face.


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