Now Ann
Coulter, the queen of mockery and derision, has jumped on the Trump train:
Coulter
(at Eagle Forum's Collegian Summit):
I would like to be the head of Donald Trump's Homeland Security," Coulter said, adding, "I'll get it all done before breakfast" because she "could kind of guess who the criminals are going to be at least 50 percent of the time."
And, of course, on immigration:
"We're assimilating you, you're here and you're going to be an American. There will be no celebration of Cinco de Mayo, there will be no Ramadan, in fact there won't even be a Feast of the Immaculate Conception -- we are an Anglo-Protestant country, and you will learn about the Battle of Valley Forge."
In her typical, backhanded way, Coulter got a dig into previous generations of immigrants, saying they were more suitable because: "people proved their heartiness [sic] to get here by vomiting all the way across the Atlantic Ocean."
In other words, she managed to mock my grandmother who came across the Atlantic from (the old) Bohemia on the Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse.*
She sidestepped the sentiment of the Statue of Liberty's "Give me your tired, your poor ..." Desperation to survive fueled these immigrants just as much as today's, but Coulter wants you to know that GOOD immigrants come here to enthusiastically remake themselves in Coulter's image (!?!).




