Ann Coulter Mocks Trump With Potential 2020 Campaign Slogans: 'The Wall? Never Mind'
- 5 years ago
Conservative commentator Ann Coulter floated some possible campaign slogans for President Trump’s 2020 reelection run.
Conservative commentator Ann Coulter recently floated some possible campaign slogans for President Trump's 2020 reelection run. She tweeted on Thursday: "Let's focus group some Trump 2020 slogans: 'The Wall? Never Mind'…'Prison Is No Place for Felons'…'Ladies & Gentleman, Co-President Jared K!'" For the time being, it appears that Trump intends to stick with, "Keep America Great," a slogan he announced in early 2018. Of course, Coulter likely intended her suggestions as criticism rather than serious contenders. Her list touches upon many of the complaints she's had about the Trump administration, even though she initially welcomed it with great enthusiasm, even writing a book called, "In Trump We Trust: E Pluribus Awesome!" Coulter has since become a vocal critic, frequently blasting him for not taking the hard line on immigration that he promised. In March, she said in a speech at Columbia University: "I knew he was a shallow, lazy ignoramus, and I didn't care. It kind of breaks my heart. He's not giving us what he promised at every single campaign stop." More recently, she said of the president and, in large part, his promise to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, "Wow, I've never seen such a bad dealmaker."
Conservative commentator Ann Coulter recently floated some possible campaign slogans for President Trump's 2020 reelection run. She tweeted on Thursday: "Let's focus group some Trump 2020 slogans: 'The Wall? Never Mind'…'Prison Is No Place for Felons'…'Ladies & Gentleman, Co-President Jared K!'" For the time being, it appears that Trump intends to stick with, "Keep America Great," a slogan he announced in early 2018. Of course, Coulter likely intended her suggestions as criticism rather than serious contenders. Her list touches upon many of the complaints she's had about the Trump administration, even though she initially welcomed it with great enthusiasm, even writing a book called, "In Trump We Trust: E Pluribus Awesome!" Coulter has since become a vocal critic, frequently blasting him for not taking the hard line on immigration that he promised. In March, she said in a speech at Columbia University: "I knew he was a shallow, lazy ignoramus, and I didn't care. It kind of breaks my heart. He's not giving us what he promised at every single campaign stop." More recently, she said of the president and, in large part, his promise to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, "Wow, I've never seen such a bad dealmaker."