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Ann Coulter hasn’t been happy with Donald Trump’s failures to get a border wall built, and she’s now willing to admit that she was “stupid” to ever believe that he was serious about building the wall. During an interview with Bill Maher this past weekend, she cheekily admitted that Trump conned her and the Republican base and that wealthy people like Trump actually love cheap immigrant labor. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this.
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For the last two years, Ann Coulter has had this love hate relationship with Donald Trump. She loves him when he's down there talking about we're going to build this wall, we're going to make it happen. And then she hates him when he doesn't actually follow through. And this past weekend during an appearance on real time with Bill Maher Ann Coulter admitted that she and countless others in the Republican base had been conned by Donald Trump. Take a look.
Donald Trump was the guy. You voted for him, Donald Trump. And now you're finding. You're finding out he's a lying. What was your first clue?
Okay, this is the thing. Not even. Okay. I'm very stupid girl. Fine. But that was actually a selling point with Trump. I mean, you can make fun of me for also writing "In Trump we trust. E pluribus Awesome.
Alright. So I know Ann Coulter was not being serious when she says, okay, I'm a stupid girl. Cause here's the thing. A coulter is not a stupid person. She, she honestly is not. Ann Coulter is very manipulative. She's very bigoted. She's a horrible human being. She is a lot of bad things, but stupid isn't one of them. You see, Ann Coulter has made her fortune, made a name for herself, tapping into the anger and rage of the Republican Party and she knows that as long as she continues to do that, she's gonna make a ton of money and that's what she's done. She found her niche there. Whether or not she believes it, I do feel like she believes most of the horrible things she says, but I also feel like a lot of times she just goes out there to say outrageous things in order to sell more books because she's smart and she knows how to manipulate people.
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