Anna Coulter

Ann Hart Coulter - or Ann Coulter - was born in New York, United States on the 8th of December 1961. Her first job was as a lawyer but later became an acclaimed columnist, writer and media analyst. She has appeared on numerous T.V. programs, radio shows, and events. Her public speaking events are typically centered around social and political topics. She is Republican and is adamant about speaking out against liberal ideologies. Her bestsellers include 12 books which cover a broad range of issues, including the politics and government. Also, she has been a writer for reputed magazines and websites. She's married a handful of times, but has never been in a relationship. Coulter has not been married, and has neither biological nor adopted children. Ann Coulter is no stranger to criticism and controversies. Ann Coulter is an educated, modern woman with a strong opinion. Her popularity has increased over time and thousands follow her. Her life has been rife with controversy. However, this journalist does not shy away against the odds and always manages to remain unaffected. Born on 8th December 1961 within New York County New York. Her father was F.B.I. John Vincent Coulter, an F.B.I. agent as well as the wife of his, Nell Husbands Martin. Her family is Irish as well as German heritage. Following her graduation from law school in the United States, she was a legal clerk for the United States Court of Appeals of Kansas. In time, she left the government job to start a new career at New York City. In her new position, she became a corporate lawyer. In 1998, she appeared featured on T.V. It was known due to her frequent appearances on T.V. to talk about the scandal surrounding Bill Clinton and his impeachment. Her first book The High Crimes Misdemeanors the The Case Against Bill Clinton was published in 1998. The book was later accused of plagiarism. She has authored more than 12 books, which have sold in excess of 3 million copies. In spite of being numerous times married and being a mother of three, she has remained not married.