Ann Coulter would vote socialist if it would get tough immigration policy

Ann Coulter is admittedly tough on immigration but who knew that she isn't a conservative? She used to back Trump when he spoke about building the wall, but now she says that she would be willing to vote for Comrade Bernie Sanders if he would take a hardline stance on immigration.

According to Fox News, Coulter spoke about the famed old fart democratic socialist in a preview clip from PBS's "Firing Line with Margaret Hoover." When asked if she would support Bernie Sanders if he campaigned on "getting rid of low-skilled workers" to try to secure higher wages for others," Coulter said she would.

"If he [Sanders] went back to his original position, which is the pro-blue-collar position. I mean, it totally makes sense with him," she said. "If he went back to that position, I’d vote for him. I might work for him. I don’t care about the rest of the socialist stuff. Just — can we do something for ordinary Americans?"

Fox News noted that Coulter was referencing Sanders opposing an immigration reform bill in 2007 that he claimed would drive down wages for workers. Most recently, Sanders hinted he was opposed to open borders. Unlike Coulter, however, he is not anti-Semitic.

"What we need is comprehensive immigration reform," Sanders said earlier this month in his thick, Brooklyn accent. "If you open the borders, my God, there's a lot of poverty in this world, and you're going to have people from all over the world. And I don't think that's something that we can do at this point. Can't do it. So that is not my position."

Coulter's purported willingness to vote for Sanders if he adopted a hardline immigration stance is just another indicator that she has distanced herself from Trump, allegedly for his not holding up his campaign promise to build the wall, and abandoned all of her principles because she is apparently a one-issue voter.

Since 2016, she has single-handedly turned immigration into her only important issue. She has gone so far as to say that then-candidate Trump could perform abortions in the White House so long as he kept his promises on immigration.

As President Trump's tenure persisted, Coulter grew increasingly impatient with the man she campaigned feverishly for in 2016, regularly bashing him on Twitter and her articles for not keeping his campaign promises. Their feud reached a fever pitch earlier this year when President Trump told reporters she was "off the reservation," which peaked the ire of Liz Warren who called that slogan 'cultural appropriation.'

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Ann Coulter says Jews like the Dem. base, "hate white men"

Far-right pundit Ann Coulter says that Jews, like all of the Democratic base, 'hate white men.' She has sparked quite a bit of outrage when she spoke on the "Ingraham Angle" with Laura Ingraham, talking very negatively of the many Democratic voting blocs, including Jews, saying they are only united by their hatred of white men.

Jews? Really? That would require self-loathing since Jews in very large part, are white--although there's some controversy about that famous Jewish man named Jesus, who may have been a man of color.

"They all hate one another," she claimed, appearing on Fox News on Tuesday night.

“I mean you have the Muslims and the Jews and the various exotic sexual groups and the black church ladies with the college queers,” Coulter said.

“The only thing that keeps the Democratic base together is for them to keep focusing on: ‘No, white men are the ones keeping you down, you must hate white men.’ It’s the only thing they all have in common,” Coulter added during her appearance on The Ingraham Angle pic.twitter.com/xGWe0wH2uP

This isn't Coulter's first dance with anti-Semitism. On Election Day 2016, she seemed to suggest the country should invoke Nazi-era purity laws when she lamented Trump's sparse support from the immigrant community and she tweeted:

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If only people with at least 4 grandparents born in America were voting, Trump would win in a 50-state landslide.

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Coulter asserted that Trump would easily win the presidential election if the children and grandchildren of immigrants were not permitted to vote. Turns out she was wrong--he won in spite of that.

Earlier that same year, Coulter was accused of anti-Semitism after Hillary Clinton won the nomination over Bernie Sanders. She tweeted:

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Where are the Bernie supporters tonight? Did Hillary have them gassed?

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10:12 PM - Jul 26, 2016

And prior to that obvious reference to Hitler's gassing of Jews, in 2015 she used the "F" word in connection with Jews, in apparent frustration of the many pledges to support Israel during the GOP debates.

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

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10:05 PM - Sep 16, 2015

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Good grief! Huckabee is running for PM of Israel.

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10:00 PM - Sep 16, 2015

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Cruz, Huckabee Rubio all mentioned ISRAEL in their response to: "What will AMERICA look like after you are president."

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It's beginning to look like Ann Coulter is showing herself to be a white supremacist. I mentioned this as a question a few days ago on Twitter and was attacked online and told I was being absurd.

One thing that's obvious is her ability to wiggle out of anti-Semitic criticism, I'll give her that, but it's becoming increasingly obvious that I wasn't being absurd. At least not about this.

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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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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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Michigan lawmakers want to suspend or expel students who infringe on First Amendment

Perhaps the U.S. Constitution still counts for some people, particularly those of us who believe in freedom of speech. It's one thing to have a different opinion than another person, and it's okay to express that opinion, but it isn't okay to suppress the speech of that person either by rioting or in some way preventing that person from speaking, as happened to Ann Coulter at Berkeley recently.

In Michigan, students who repeatedly infringe on free speech on campus may face a year suspension and possibly expulsion if a new law introduced in the statehouse passes.

The law is known as Campus Free Speech Act and comes on the heels of recent events, particularly the aforementioned Coulter speech at the University of California at Berkeley. It was scheduled for late April, but was canceled due to 'safety concerns.'

The lead sponsor of the legislation is Sen. Patrick Colbeck (R-MI). He said that he hopes the legislation would prevent "shout-down vetoes" of controversial campus speakers in Michigan.

"You have a right to express your concern with [a speaker], but you don't have the right to shut them down during the actual speech . . . It's time we look at people who are prohibiting free speech rights, not trying to use that right," the Senator told Heat Street. 

The Campus Free Speech Act would permit those who are silenced to take civil action against those who kept them from speaking.

If, as in Ann Coulter's case, a  speaker was already invited to speak on campus or group facility and then disinvited, "they'd have some mechanism to regain that financial loss," Colbeck explained.

The legislation would apply to 15 universities and 28 community colleges in Michigan, including the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor where not only Ann Coulter attended, but so did Madonna, Gerald Ford and Jack Kevorkian.

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Berkeley students threaten to sue over Ann Coulter's right to speak

Students at the University of California at Berkeley are threatening to sue the school if they do not find the time and a proper venue for conservative commentator, Ann Coulter, to speak next week. 

All I can say is that it's about time.

Harmeet Dhillon (who doesn't sound at all like a privileged white guy) represents the Berkeley College Republicans. She wrote in a letter, sent Friday to UC Berkeley's Interim Vice Chancellor Stephen Sutton and chief attorney Christopher Patti, that if Coulter isn't allowed to give a speech on campus April 27th, she will file a lawsuit in federal court because the university is in violation of the student's constitutional right to free speech.

"It is a sad day indeed when the birthplace of the Free Speech Movement, is morphing before our eyes into the cemetery of free speech on college campuses," she wrote.

According to school officials (aka fascists) told the Berkeley College Republicans on Tuesday and Bridge USA, a nonpartisan group which coordinated the event, that Coulter's speech was being cancelled due to security concerns.

Security concerns has become the liberal veto of conservative speech.

Chancellor Nicholas B. Dirks (aka Comrade Dirks) said the police have "very specific intelligence regarding threats that could pose a grave danger to the speaker," her audience and protesters if the event goes ahead next Thursday.

Whatever happened to: "I may not agree with what you say, but I will defend to my death your right to say it?"

School fascists offered the afternoon on May 2nd, when they can provide an "appropriate, protectable venue" because school is out that week--there are no classes at Berkeley the week of May 2nd. That week is known as Dead Week--a time when students are studying for final exams.

Coulter spoke on "Hannity" Thursday and said that "You cannot impose arbitrary and harassing restrictions on the exercise of a constitutional right. None of this has to do with security."

In the past, it seems quite probable that campus officials in schools across the country are telling campus police to 'stand down.' This past February, Milo Yiannopoulos was scheduled to speak at Berkeley but rioters smashed windows, set fires and shut him down.

Just last week, the Berkeley College Republicans said threats of violence forced the cancellation of a speech by David Horowitz, another conservative writer. 

Charles Murray's speech appearance at Middlebury also saw riots in March and Heather Mac Donald, who wrote The War on Cops, was to speak at Claremont McKenna College but protesters blocked the door of the venue. She streamed the speech online in spite of that.

We have become a divided nation, thanks in large part to the last administration, race baiters and far-left fascists who refuse to allow free speech to exist. These aren't merely snowflakes, they are socialists whose strings are pulled by people such as George Soros.

And it looks like it's going to have to get far worse before it gets better.


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