Coulter Campaigning for a Democrat

Switching Teams?

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 5:33PM EDT / Published Feb. 23, 2012 12:31PM EST

Is Ann Coulter becoming a Democrat? Not quite. The conservative pundit is still a Romney supporter, but she'll speaking on behalf of Democratic presidential primary candidate Randall Terry. Coulter was naturally drawn to Terry's campaign because he is a pro-life activist, best known for advertisements with graphic images of aborted fetuses and for accusing Christian Obama supporters of "having blood on their hands." She is such a fan of Terry's pro-life agenda that she admittedly "might be torn" between him and Romney in the unlikely event that Terry beats Obama in the Democratic primary.

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Coulter Campaigning for a Democrat