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Ann Coulter Just Threw Major Shade at Donald Trump after Drudge Report Called Him Out for Failure to Build the Wall

Ann Coulter Just Threw Major Shade at Donald Trump after Drudge Report Called Him Out for Failure to Build the Wall
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Whoa.

While much of the United States expressed dismay over presidential racist Twitter posts and MAGA rallies. some conservatives attacked President Donald Trump for not going far enough. Ann Coulter, former right wing media juggernaut wrote the book In Trump We Trust, but changed from praise to criticism after the President failed to keep his campaign promises.

Coulter posted frequent Twitter posts asking why there was no wall at the southern border. In response to her tweets, Trump called Coulter a "Wacky Nut Job."


But now Matt Drudge—of the influential conservative media source The Drudge Report—also took Trump to task online. The Drudge Report featured conservative newspaper Washington Examiner's article about the President's failure to build any new wall or fencing along the southern border since taking office.

The Drudge Report titled their coverage:

"NO NEW WALL AT ALL!"

So what names did Trump call Drudge?

None.

Instead of calling Drudge something insulting, the President simply made his case against the report.

And Coulter called him out.

Some Coulter fans had her back.

Although some thought Trump's attacks on Coulter said more about his attitude regarding women in general than anything about Matt Drudge.

However, plenty of supporters of the President were there to correct Coulter about Trump's successful wall building. Although most ran up against a fact check of their own.

People who were just not Coulter fans chimed in too.

Although one person questioned both former and current Trump supporters' choice to believe candidate Donald Trump's promises.

While people like Coulter wait on their wall, they can play The Trump Presidential Wall game, available here.

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