Ann Coulter Gets Obvious Fact-Check For Her Take On Trump's State Of The Union Speech
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The conservative pundit praised Trump's address while bashing the children of immigrants.
Conservative pundit Ann Coulter made a bold but historically inaccurate claim after Donald Trump’s State of the Union speech and ended up getting harshly fact-checked on social media.
Coulter, who has made many anti-immigration statements over the years, continued her habit of hate with a post on X that praised the ending of Trump’s speech while bashing the children of immigrants:
That beautiful ending to Trump’s SOTU address reminds me why we can’t have a second-, third-, or fourth- generation immigrant as president. Love for our country has to be in your genes.
Coulter’s post was quickly hit with a community note that brutally demolished her claim:
President Trump is a second generation immigrant through his Scottish-born mother and a third generation immigrant through his German-born paternal grandparents.
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