Political speaker Ann Coulter wrote 13 New York Times bestsellers. These include In Trump We Trust and Resistance Is Futile. DailyCaller, Townhall, and Yahoo are just some of the outlets she writes for each week. She also writes for Breitbart and FrontPage.

MSNBC’s first day on air in July 1996 marked the beginning of Coulter’s illustrious career in the media. Her many television appearances include PBS Frontline, The Today Show, and HBO’s Real Time. Furthermore, she appeared on The Early Show, Good Morning America, and The Tonight Show.

Speaker Ann Coulter went to Cornell University and the University of Michigan Law School. She served as one of the Michigan Law Review’s editors.

Ann practiced law in New York City before moving to Washington to serve as the Senate Judiciary Committee. She dealt with immigration and crime problems for Senator Spencer Abraham of Michigan in this role. Later, Ann went on to become a litigator at the Center for Individual Rights in Washington, DC. She worked on cases involving congressional power, free speech, and race discrimination.

High Crimes and Misdemeanors: The Case against Bill Clinton was Coulter’s best-selling book she wrote during her one-year break from practicing law.