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Conservative firebrand and best-selling author Ann Coulter has changed her tune and flip-flopped on her support for New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.

In a Thursday tweet, she wrote: @GovChristies dead to me.

The tweet came on the heels of Republican Sen. Jeffrey Chiesas vote to end debate on the immigration reform bill. Mr. Chiesa was appointed to the seat by Mr. Christie after Sen. Frank Lautenberg died.

At the tail of her tweet, Ms. Coulter also added: Jeffrey S. Chiesa R NJ votes Aye on Amnesty bill.

The denouncement is a major turn for Ms. Coulter, who pushed hard for Mr. Christie to run for president against Barack Obama in 2011. In February of 2011, she told Fox News: I dont care if [Chris Christie] wants to run, his country needs him, it appears.

And at the Conservative Political Action Conference in 2011, she said similarly: If we dont run Chris Christie, [Mitt] Romney will be the nominee and well lose, The Daily Caller reported.

As late as May 2013, Ms. Coulter still stood strong for Mr. Christie.

Mediaite reported that in a May 2 radio discussion with Sean Hannity, Ms. Coulter defended Mr. Christie and accused the media of lying about his politics.

Mr. Hannity: Your buddy Chris Christie is out there sucking up to Obama this week, Mediaite reported.

Ms. Coulter: There seems to be a concerted movement by both liberals and conservatives to lie about Christie and make him seem more liberal than he really is.

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Conservative firebrand Ann Coulter is warning Republicans not to vote for immigration reform, saying the House shouldnt touch the issue until there is a Republican-controlled, Rubio-free Senate.

The patriotic House members position has got to be until the Senate is in Republican hands, preferably Rubio-free, sorry, were not even going to pass a bill that mentions immigration Coulter said Thursday on Sean Hannitys show on Fox News, referring to Gang of Eight member Republican Sen. Marco Rubio.

The comments come after Coulter called Rubio the Jack Kevorkian of the Republican Party on Hannitys program last week.

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Coulter also had strong words for Republican leadership in the House, especially the word idiot.

John Boehner secretly wants to pass amnesty because his idiot consultants are telling him, Oh, its going to be a great boon for Republicans, having 30 million voters who will never vote for a Republican, Coulter said, skeptical of the idea that newly legalized voters would vote for the GOP. [A House bill] will go into conference with the Senate bill, come out amnesty, and Im sorry, but idiots like Paul Ryan will vote for it.

Hannity, likewise, is not joining fellow Fox News host Bill OReilly in supporting immigration reform, saying Republicans are suckers to trust that they will get border security in exchange for supporting what he called amnesty.

You know what I dont understand here? Its like Republicans are suckers. And I dont trust the government: Every time there is talk of a tax increase and spending cuts, you get the tax increase, never get the spending cuts. You always get the amnesty, never the border control, Hannity said.

Referring to an amendment proposed in the Senate to toughen border control, which observers thought raises the likelihood of strong bipartisan support for the proposed immigration bill, Hannity said he didnt understand why border control was controversial at all.

Doesnt America have the right to be a sovereign country and secure its borders? Why is that even controversial, and why dont you do that first? Hannity said.

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