Ann Coulter poses with Hamilton County Commissioner Sabrena Smedley, who represents East Brainerd, after Monday’s talk. Smedley had Coulter sign her latest book, “Adios, America: The Left’s Plan to Turn Our Country into a Third World Hellhole.”
She came, she saw, she Coultered.
Conservative author and firebrand Ann Coulter was in town Monday to speak on “America Under Obama: How to Recover and Save Our Country” at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
Coulter told a mostly friendly crowd at Roland Hayes Concert Hall that “anchor babies” aren’t protected by the Constitution, that Mexican immigrants who are already here don’t want their wages driven down by more coming in, and that what Coulter called “mass illegal immigration” is backed by billionaire George Soros and others who believe that “America’s a bad country and deserves to be humbled.”
During the question-and-answer segment of the talk, Coulter took one young woman to task who said, “You really need to stop attacking college students.”
“C’mon, grow a pair, babycakes,” Coulter responded.