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Ann Coulter Just Used Stormy Daniels's Interview to Savage Donald Trump

Todd Beeton
By Todd BeetonMar 26, 2018
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Todd Beeton is the Editor-in-Chief for The Social Edge. Before that, he served as Digital Director for Senator Kirsten Gillibrand's campaign, directing her social media content and strategy over four election cycles. During the 2008 election, Todd blogged about the presidential election as a front page blogger and editor for MyDD.com, a national progressive political site.
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In her 60 Minutes interview last night, Stephanie Clifford (aka Stormy Daniels) alleged that she slept with Donald Trump just once, upon their first meeting in 2006.

In the wake of the interview, conservative firebrand Ann Coulter, who had gone after Trump on Twitter with a brutal tweet storm on Friday, used this news to savage Trump once more:

Many on Twitter were cheering her savagery on.

But Trump fans were there to push back on Coulter as well.

Coulter's turning on Trump is particularly stunning considering how much of a fan she had been during the campaign. She famously predicted that nominating Donald Trump was the only way Republicans would defeat Hillary Clinton in 2016. And she released a book titled 'In Trump We Trust.'

But on Friday, after Trump signed the $1.3 trillion omnibus bill, she revealed just how far the president had fallen in her esteem.

She tweeted:

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