Ann Coulter furious at Trump over broken promises

[Frozen Sky Ever Why]

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On Friday, she wrote, "This daily Trump melodrama is worth it ONLY if he's really going to build the wall, cut off Muslim refugees and deport illegals."

Coulter then added in a pair of messages, "Today's BORDER WALLCONSTRUCTION UPDATE: Miles completed yesterday—Zero; Miles completed since Inauguration—Zero. NEXT UPDATE TOMORROW. Anyone in a Southwestern state who strolls to the border & drops a brick will have done more to build the wall than @realDonaldTrump."

[TheSaint250]

Is she just complaining about the wall? Pretty much everyone I knew who supported Trump never thought the wall would be built. It was just a fun campaign slogan after awhile

If it happens though...that would be interesting

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Ann Coulter is an entertainer, not a journalist.

[All Along The Watchtower]

hahahahaha

[PoliticalShelter]

Ann coulter is really desperate to find a new niche now that her brand of politics is mow mainstream.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Ann Coulter makes a living on perpetual outrage. And she's right to be outraged. The DACA decision was most unfortunate. What is she supposed to do though? Vote for Hillary?

[Ebowed]

Ann Coulter makes a living on perpetual outrage. And she's right to be outraged. The DACA decision was most unfortunate. What is she supposed to do though? Vote for Hillary?

Are you actually surprised, given that you followed the campaign and presumably learned about Trump's manner of conduct, that he is full of broken promises and outright dishonesty?

Where is the 'shock' here?  Perhaps the most predictable thing about a candidate like Trump - who promised you the world - is that he would be a colossal disappointment.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Ann Coulter makes a living on perpetual outrage. And she's right to be outraged. The DACA decision was most unfortunate. What is she supposed to do though? Vote for Hillary?

Are you actually surprised, given that you followed the campaign and presumably learned about Trump's manner of conduct, that he is full of broken promises and outright dishonesty?

Where is the 'shock' here?  Perhaps the most predictable thing about a candidate like Trump - who promised you the world - is that he would be a colossal disappointment.

It depends on your definition of a "broken promise." DACA was an outright betrayal, but at the same time, as dreadful as it is, I can still see the logic in the decision however much I disagree.

I of course allow for flip-flops. And Trump, while perhaps letting us down a few times, has yet to outright betray our core mission. Look at how he's handled NATO, for example. He scared them into getting concessions. Deportations are at unprecedented levels right now. NAFTA is in the beginning stages of being overhauled.

He's playing the game a bit more nimbly than we expected because of his larger than life personality, but I don't really feel that he's flip-flopped much outside of foreign policy. Trump's foreign policy was half perfect, half terrible during the campaign as it was, and so far, it's been like 99% terrible.

[Since I'm the mad scientist proclaimed by myself]

Ann Coulter makes a living on perpetual outrage. And she's right to be outraged. The DACA decision was most unfortunate. What is she supposed to do though? Vote for Hillary?

Are you actually surprised, given that you followed the campaign and presumably learned about Trump's manner of conduct, that he is full of broken promises and outright dishonesty?

Where is the 'shock' here?  Perhaps the most predictable thing about a candidate like Trump - who promised you the world - is that he would be a colossal disappointment.

It depends on your definition of a "broken promise." DACA was an outright betrayal, but at the same time, as dreadful as it is, I can still see the logic in the decision however much I disagree.

I of course allow for flip-flops. And Trump, while perhaps letting us down a few times, has yet to outright betray our core mission. Look at how he's handled NATO, for example. He scared them into getting concessions. Deportations are at unprecedented levels right now. NAFTA is in the beginning stages of being overhauled.

He's playing the game a bit more nimbly than we expected because of his larger than life personality, but I don't really feel that he's flip-flopped much outside of foreign policy. Trump's foreign policy was half perfect, half terrible during the campaign as it was, and so far, it's been like 99% terrible.

Good to know that you consider not treating children like locusts because they don't have citizenship papers a betrayal.