Ann Coulter

Ann Coulter
New York Times bestselling author and syndicated columnist Ann Coulter is a graduate of Cornell University and the University of Michigan Law School. She was a law clerk for the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals, legal counsel to Sen. Spencer Abraham on the Senate Judiciary Committee, and practiced corporate law. She was a political pundit for MSNBC from 1996 to 1999. In addition to her numerous appearances on network talk shows, Ann has been profiled in The New York Times, The Washington Post, People magazine, National Journal and Harper's Bazaar. In addition to her newspaper column for Andrews McMeel Syndication, Ann is a regular contributor to conservative news sites Human Events and Breitbart. She is a native of New Canaan, Conn.

E Pluribus Loot’em

It's understandable that Democrats are fuming about Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency ferreting out waste, fraud and abuse, inasmuch as the people committing the waste, fraud and abuse are their constituents. What I can't understand is why they're saying so out loud. The Democrats ...

The Siren Song of the Non-White Voter

The Democrats' most influential pollster, David Shor, has been in the news lately with his report on how Kamala Harris botched the 2024 election. Lots of interesting stuff, but one particular item in Shor's analysis requires refutation for encouraging Republicans' worst, stupidest, most ...

Supreme Court, Washington D.C.

Who’s Defying Court Orders Again?

In case you've missed the 1 million New York Times headlines announcing a "constitutional crisis," here are a few typically calm, laid-back notices from that straight-down-the-middle newspaper: Trump Dares the Courts to Stop Him With Deportations, Trump Steps Closer to Showdown With Judicial ...

Suez, Egypt

Hey, At Least We Bombed Somebody

For a totally different angle on the encrypted app story, I thought that instead of discussing how plans for bombing the Houthis were leaked, I'd discuss the bombing of the Houthis. Including any journalist in a top-secret discussion of war plans demonstrates shocking incompetence. But the fact ...

Biden: The Autopen Years

Of all of President Trump's zany ideas -- making boring, self-righteous Canada the 51st state, we take Gaza, Perkins Coie lawyers banned from federal buildings -- his claim that Joe Biden's pardons are invalid because they were signed with an autopen is a winner. As discussed last week, Biden used ...

Biden Didn’t Pardon. He Erased the Law

A snippy article in The New York Times this past weekend -- sorry, an unusually snippy article in The New York Times this past weekend -- suggested that Trump is using his pardon power to reward those loyal to him and undo what he sees as politically motivated prosecutions. If true, this would make ...

Elon Musk’s Suggestion Box

I'm getting a little impatient waiting for Elon Musk to get to the two behemoths of government waste, fraud and abuse, so I'm dropping these in the suggestion box: Please hurry up and zero-out the CIA and TSA. I attribute the continued existence of these pestilences to Hollywood movies, the ...

Joy Reid

Rachel Maddow’s Very, Very, Very Special Friend

I gotta admit, Joy Reid was indeed blindsided when she was fired from MSNBC this week. How could she possibly have seen this cancellation coming? Sure, by the end, she was down to 11 actual viewers nationwide, eight of them in hospital ICUs, their charts indicating coma protocol. Of her remaining ...

Hillary Clinton

Musk’s Attack on Waste, Fraud and Abuse Threatens Status Quo

Desperate to protect government employees who are paid upward of $100,000 a year to surf porn all day (or do something even more disgusting, like funnel money to USAID), Democrats are beside themselves about Elon Musk. His Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) clearly violates the very letter ...

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