Anna Coulter

Ann Hart Coulter, or Ann Coulter was born on December 8 1961 at New York the United States. Her career began as a writer and journalist however she later ascended to fame as an editor. Her work has been featured on numerous T.V. The actress has been on numerous programs on television and radio, as well as in political debates. Many of her public speaking engagements are focused on political or social issues. She is a Republican. She believes of being assertive and fighting the liberal ideals of society has led her to become an unabashed Republican. Her best-sellers include 12 books which cover a broad range of topics, including policy and politics in the government. Additionally, she was regularly a columnist for reputable sites and publications. She was engaged several times in the past, however she's not married. Coulter isn't married, and has neither biological nor adopted children. Ann Coulter's reputation is not anything new. Ann Coulter is a well-educated modern, contemporary woman who has an opinions. Over the years, she has developed an impressive brand with millions of followers who endorse her views. Coulter is a victim of many controversy during her time in the media. The journey has not been easy. While this popular media star doesn't shy away from challenges she always comes through the other side unscathed. Her birthplace was in New York County, New York on December 8, 1961 to an F.B.I. John Vincent Coulter, an F.B.I. agent as well as his wife Nell Martin, the husband of Martin. She has Irish, German and Scottish family ancestry. After finishing law school she was a law clerk for the United States Court of Appeals in Kansas. After a few years she made the decision to quit her job in the federal government and take up a new position at New York City. The new job she took was corporate law. She appeared on T.V. Numerous times, she spoke about what she thought was the Bill Clinton impeachment scandal. Following the scandal, in 1998 she published her debut book, High Crimes and Misdemeanors the Argument against Bill Clinton for which she was also accused of plagiarism. A dozen or more of her books were sold for more than 3 million copies. While she was married numerous times however, she's not married, and doesn't have children.