Ann Coulter: VP pick is Trump’s first mistake

Conservative commentator Ann Coulter is in denial about Donald Trump’s VP pick. 

{mosads}As reports emerged that the presumptive GOP presidential nominee had chosen Indiana Gov. Mike Pence as his running mate, Coulter voiced her disappointment. 

“Withholding comment until it’s official, but if claims about Pence as VP are correct, boy was I right about this being Trump’s first mistake,” Coulter wrote amid a series of tweets on Thursday.

In a subsequent Facebook post, Coulter accused Pence of selling out to the “left-wing activists.” 

“First he allowed himself to be portrayed as a right-wing homophobic nut and then — just days later — he sold out to the left-wing activists, anyway,” Coulter said in reference to an Indiana law protecting businesses that refused to serve gay customers for religious reasons. Pence signed the measure into law but then asked the Legislature to water it down after widespread outrage.

 

 

Coulter said Mike Tyson — who spent three years in prison after being convicted of rape — or her next-door neighbor would be a better pick than Pence. 

“I hope Pence is not true,” she wrote. 

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