NASHVILLE, Tennessee — Conservative commentator Ann Coulter said she intends to continue ridiculing President Trump until he fulfills promises he made during his campaign.
Coulter, 57, who has previously said that Trump “deserves to lose” in 2020, discussed the president’s campaign promises at Politicon on Saturday, which bills itself as “the unconventional political convention.”
“I don’t want him to hear this,” she began, “because I’m going to keep trolling him and attacking him until he fulfills his promises to the voters, but even if he doesn’t fulfill his promises to the voters, which is an outrageous betrayal and should not be forgiven, even if he does not, the world has changed in a way that is — I’m very sensitive to.”
Coulter later brought the president’s promise of building a wall along the southern border to eliminate border crossings and smuggling.
“We’ve got 13 months to get him to keep his promises because either he loses and we don’t have a second term or he wins and he’s not running for reelection again so he doesn’t have to keep his promises, and then it will be nothing but pushing Trump hotels,” she added.
Coulter later concluded with a plea to Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump: “You’ve got to build 400 miles of the wall before next November.”
Trump’s policy chief Stephen Miller previously told the Washington Examiner, “We have a path to complete success on the southern border, the key now is rigorous implementation” and added that “we are going to dial that up to the maximum” for 2020.
