Anna Coulter

Ann Hart Coulter (or Ann Coulter) was born on December 8th, 1961 in New York. She worked as a lawyer beginning, and later she became a columnist and commentator on the media. She has appeared on a variety of T.V. In addition, she has been on radio and television, and also at various occasions in the political arena. The majority of her speaking engagements are centered around social and political concerns. She is a Republican. Her belief of being assertive and fighting the liberal ideals of society has led her to become an unabashed Republican. She is also a best-selling author who has written twelve books on several political events and government policies. In addition to being a journalist, she wrote columns for several prestigious websites and publications. There were several engagements in the past, however she's not married. Her children aren't biological, nor have they been adopted. Ann Coulter's reputation is not brand new. As a contemporary, educated and outspoken woman she speaks her mind and puts forth her opinions in a clear and concise manner. She has developed a solid brand value over the years and has a large number of followers who share her ideas. Her career has seen her face many controversy and hasn't been a cakewalk. Media analyst Coulter is a person who doesn't shy away when faced with an obstacle. The media pundit was created on 8th December 1961 through one of the F.B.I. agent in New York County. John Vincent Coulter is an FBI agent, and Nell Martin, his husband Martin is his wife. Her heritage is Irish and German. She was employed by her local United States Court of Appeals in Kansas as a clerk following her law degree. It was a brief stint in the government and she was transferred in New York City. In her new job she focused on corporate law. In 1998, she made her first appearance on television. In 1998, she appeared on TV a number of times, discussing issues surrounding the Bill Clinton scandals and impeachment. After the impeachment, in 1998 she published her debut book, The High Crimes of Misdemeanors The Case against Bill Clinton for which she was also accuse of plagiarizing. Over a dozen of her books have been sold in excess of three million copies. She's never been married, and has had no children despite being married several times.