Anna Coulter

Ann Hart Coulter, or Ann Coulter was born on December 8 1961 in New York the United States. Her career began as a writer and journalist, but she later rose to prominence as an editor. She's appeared on a variety of T.V. She has also appeared in radio programs, political speeches and also on a variety of T.V. Her public speaking events are typically centered around social and political issues. She is Republican and strongly believes in being vocal against liberal beliefs. She is a top-selling author, and she has written 12 books about various government policies and politics. Alongside being a journalist, she also wrote columns for several prestigious websites and publications. Coulter has been married a number of times but never had a romantic relationship. Her children aren't biological. They haven't been adopted. Ann Coulter's fame is not anything new. She is a modern intelligent, well-educated and outspoken woman Ann Coulter is an outspoken and intelligent woman who puts forth her opinions in a clear and concise manner. In the past Coulter has built up an impressive brand with hundreds of followers who share her opinions. Her career has not been without controversy and it hasn't always been easy sailing. The media personality isn't one to shy away from the challenges that come her way, however she has always managed to avoid these. Her birth date was the 8th of December, 1961 at New York County New York, to an F.B.I. Agent John Vincent Coulter and his wife, Nell Husbands Martin. The agent has Irish, German and Scottish family ancestry. Following her graduation from law school, she became a legal clerk for the United States Court of Appeals in Kansas. At some point, she decided to leave the government job to pursue a different career at New York City. The new job she took was corporate law. She appeared on T.V. during 1998. Many times she discussed what she thought was the Bill Clinton impeachment scandal. It was in the wake of the scandal when she wrote her first novel High Crimes and Misdemeanors The Case against Bill Clinton. In 1998 she was also convicted of plagiarism. She's written over 12 books which are sold in excess of three millions copies. Despite being engaged many times she's not married and has no children.