Ann Coulter on what the GOP and the country need to debate

The Only People Who Like Him Are The Voters

Reagan is as dead as Julius Caesar and the GOP is totally united on abortion and gun rights, she says.

Talking about those things in a contest for the nomination points up no significant differences.

Today, the fight in the Republican Party isn’t over abortion, guns or the Sandinistas; the dividing line is immigration. 

Will we continue to be the United States, or will we become another failed Latin American state?

On this, it’s Donald Trump (and the people) vs. everyone else.

Immigration, she thinks, is a winner for the GOP if the GOP Wall Street establishment will get out of the way.

And about the "f-ing Jews."

No apologies

"I just tweeted the question – well, actually, I was tweeting all night when all the candidates were pandering, pandering, pandering. I wrote my column about it. They seem to be getting certain boxes: Have to mention Reagan, have to mention that they're pro-life, have to mention Israel."

"The entire Republican Party is pro-Reagan, pro-life, pro-Israel," she added. 

"The last question was: After you're president, how will America be better? And suddenly, we're back to Israel again. It's just this checking off of the boxes, and the virtues boxes and it's one of the things I like about – in fact, I think they're probably pandering … to evangelicals, um, not Jews. It's just pandering, pandering, pandering, something we all agree on is not really separating the candidates."