Ann Coulter: ‘If Trump doesnt win, its over | TheHill
Conservative commentator Ann Coulter says the GOP will face dire consequences if Donald TrumpDonald TrumpLaw and order prevailing in Cleveland Cruz torpedoes Trump's convention Clinton launches ad using quotes of Trump praising her MOREs presidential bid fails.
If Trump doesnt win, its over, she told The Washington Examiner Wednesday. "Ill be writing cookbooks and mysteries.
Ask how thriving the talk radio industry is or conservative politics in California. People dont keep going to the baseball game when you keep losing season after season.
Coulter said the policies of Hillary ClintonHillary Rodham ClintonClinton launches ad using quotes of Trump praising her Convention erupts at Cruz snub Clinton echoes Cruz: 'Vote your conscience' MORE, the presumptive Democratic nominee, would spell disaster for voters should she beat Trump for the White House.
Presidential elections are won by a few million votes.If Hillary wins, were going to be overwhelmed with refugees, with immigrants.Thats it. Its lights out America.
Coulter added she would no longer criticizeTrump for selecting Gov. Mike PenceMike (Michael) Richard PenceCruz torpedoes Trump's convention Convention erupts at Cruz snub Pence makes forceful case for Trump in aftermath of Cruz snub MORE (R-Ind.) as his running mate.
Im not talking about it now that theyve walked down the aisle together. You can only attack during the engagement period.Just keep in mind, Ann warned you.
Coulter said last week that Trumps selection of Pence for his ticket was the real estate tycoons first mistake.
The Republican Party on Tuesday formally nominated Trump for the presidency during its national convention in Cleveland.
Pence has a prime-time address Wednesday night. His speech is intended to unify Republicans around Trumps campaign.
Clinton, meanwhile, is expected to become the Democratic standard-bearer during her partys convention in Philadelphia next week.
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