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Ann Coulter Is Somehow Blaming Democrats for Trump's Tax Dodge Because of Course She Is

Ann Coulter Is Somehow Blaming Democrats for Trump's Tax Dodge Because of Course She Is
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Despite her far right ideology, media personality Ann Coulter is a staunch critic of President Donald Trump, usually criticizing him for not being extreme enough.

The New York Times recently published its two part report summarizing the hundreds of millions of dollars in debt racked up by Trump, along with news that Trump—who claims to be a billionaire—only paid $750 in taxes in 2016 and 2017.


The news sparked discourse about the lenience United States tax codes extends to the super rich.

Coulter pointed out this disparity as well, but inexplicably blamed Democrats as a whole.

Democrats have long supported increased taxes for the super wealthy. A slate of Democrats in the 2020 presidential primaries called for a marginal tax rate for multimillionaires of up to 70 percent.

These have all but unilaterally been opposed by the GOP despite Democratic efforts.

People didn't hesitate pointing this out to Coulter.





Others in support of increased taxes for the wealthy were surprised to find themselves agreeing with Coulter.



Some Twitter users joked that it wasn't Coulter tweeting at all, but rather her kidnappers or even her dog.



Coulter has criticized Trump in the past for his immigration policy, claiming that it wasn't far enough to the right.

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