Ann Coulter sparked a storm of criticism after making an offensive tweet about Tim Walz’s son
24 august 2024 в 01:37
Ann Coulter was already known for her presence in the media, but she became headline news in August 2024 after she posted — and then deleted — a controversial tweet about Tim Wallace’s son, Gus. Although she deleted her statement from X (formerly known as Twitter), the damage had already been done, and countless social media users condemned her for her insensitive remark.
Learn more about Ann and her career below.
In addition to her television appearances, Ann also contributes to the Universal Press Syndicate as a columnist. She began her career by criticizing Bill Clinton’s campaign in the 1990s.
Throughout her career, Ann has published 12 books. Some of them have made The New York Times bestseller list, including «High Crimes and Misdemeanors: The Case Against Bill Clinton».
As a member of the conservative and libertarian group known as the Federalist Society, Ann is known for her advocacy in the areas of federalism and textualism.
Ann was invited to speak before more than 100 students at Missouri State University, where she told the audience that she would give up her right to vote «instantly».
«Yes, I would give up my vote instantly, if only the rest would stop voting», - she said, according to the Springfield News-Leader. «Women see government as their husbands. I mean, when you see Democrats in there and spending $ 4 trillion… where women have the right to vote in any state, in any country, you see the spending go through the roof».
Ann made the same claim in 2007, according to the New York Observer.
«If we took away women’s right to vote, we’d never have to worry about another Democrat president», - she said at the time.
Tim Wallace’s son, Gus, appeared at the 2024 Democratic National Convention, where he was seen tearfully supporting his father. After a video of crying Gus became popular on the internet, Ann shared a headline about him through X, writing: «They say this is weird».
Although she deleted the tweet, many X users criticized her for the rude comment, especially considering that Tim’s teenage son lives with nonverbal learning disorder, ADHD, and anxiety disorder
Learn more about Ann and her career below.
In addition to her television appearances, Ann also contributes to the Universal Press Syndicate as a columnist. She began her career by criticizing Bill Clinton’s campaign in the 1990s.
Throughout her career, Ann has published 12 books. Some of them have made The New York Times bestseller list, including «High Crimes and Misdemeanors: The Case Against Bill Clinton».
As a member of the conservative and libertarian group known as the Federalist Society, Ann is known for her advocacy in the areas of federalism and textualism.
Ann was invited to speak before more than 100 students at Missouri State University, where she told the audience that she would give up her right to vote «instantly».
«Yes, I would give up my vote instantly, if only the rest would stop voting», - she said, according to the Springfield News-Leader. «Women see government as their husbands. I mean, when you see Democrats in there and spending $ 4 trillion… where women have the right to vote in any state, in any country, you see the spending go through the roof».
Ann made the same claim in 2007, according to the New York Observer.
«If we took away women’s right to vote, we’d never have to worry about another Democrat president», - she said at the time.
Tim Wallace’s son, Gus, appeared at the 2024 Democratic National Convention, where he was seen tearfully supporting his father. After a video of crying Gus became popular on the internet, Ann shared a headline about him through X, writing: «They say this is weird».
Although she deleted the tweet, many X users criticized her for the rude comment, especially considering that Tim’s teenage son lives with nonverbal learning disorder, ADHD, and anxiety disorder
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