Anna Coulter

Ann Hart Coulter or Ann Coulter is an American citizen who was born in New York on 8 December 1961. After starting her legal career, she went on to become a very popular columnist and media expert. She's appeared on a variety of T.V. Her appearances have been featured on various radio shows, T.V. Most of her speaking engagements often revolve around the social and political issues. She is a Republican. The conviction that she holds that she is vocal and opposed to the ideals of liberals has made her an unabashed Republican. She has also written 12 books about various political issues and government policy. In addition, she was a regular columnist on reputable publications and websites. She's been married a couple of times, however she has never been in a relationship. Coulter is not a mother of biological children or adoptive ones. Ann Coulter is no stranger to criticism and controversies. As an outspoken, young and well-educated woman She isn't scared to express her opinion. Coulter has built a strong brand through the years. There are also millions of people who have become her followers. Coulter's career has had many controversy and it hasn't always been easy. This media commentator isn't one to avoid problems, yet she's always managed to avoid them. Her birthplace was in the county of New York, New York on the 8th of December 1961. She was the daughter of F.B.I. John Vincent Coulter's wife Nell Husbands Martin and her agent John Vincent Coulter are the grandparents of this young lady. The agent has Irish, German and Scottish family ancestry. After completing her law degree in the United States, she was a legal clerk for the United States Court of Appeals in Kansas. She quit after a few years in order to begin pursuing a career as a lawyer in New York City. She specialized in corporate law at her new position. In 1998, she was on T.V. Many times she discussed what she thought was the Bill Clinton impeachment scandal. It was during the aftermath of the scandal that she wrote her first novel High Crimes and Misdemeanors, The Case Against Bill Clinton. In 1998 she was also accused of plagiarism. A dozen or more of her books were sold in excess of three million copies. Despite being engaged many times she's not married and has no children.