Political pundit and author Ann Coulter took some heat on Thursday for some heated comments she made via Twitter during the second GOP Republican debate.
Coulter fired off what many are saying is an anti-Semitic comment during the GOP debate, according to Inquisitr. Her obscenity-laced tweet was one of several direct remarks she made about the evening's proceedings.
"How many f--king Jews do these people think there are in the United States?" Coulter said, censoring her own tweet before posting.
Coulter fired back at some of her critics on Twitter, saying her comments are more anti-Republican than anti-Semitic. In an interview with The Daily Beast, she further clarified her tweets. "I'm accusing Republicans of thinking the Jews have so much power. They're the ones who are comedically acting out this play where Jews control everything," she said, according to The Daily Beast.
"My point was this whole culture of virtue-signaling where debates are about nothing. Look, Republicans all agree 100 percent that we are pro-Israel, pro-Life, pro-gun. So why do we spend so much time on these issues? It's just pandering, so who are they pandering to?" Coulter said.
