‘Total lie:’ Ann Coul­ter denies oppos­ing Ramaswamy’s pres­i­den­cy due to his race

Com­men­ta­tor Ann Coul­ter has denied say­ing she would not have vot­ed for Vivek Ramaswamy in the Repub­li­can Party’s 2024 pri­ma­ry elec­tions due to his Indi­an eth­nic­i­ty, call­ing accu­sa­tions of racism a “total lie.”
Coul­ter was on Ramaswamy’s pod­cast dis­cussing nation­al­ism in the Unit­ed States, dur­ing which she said the country’s val­ues revolve around the white Anglo-Sax­on Protes­tant, which she referred to as “the WASP.” The author also explained the need for the U.S. to have a pres­i­dent who is nat­u­ral­ly born in the U.S., argu­ing that many immi­grants do not under­stand the impor­tance of the First and Sec­ond Amend­ments.
“Oh, and I agree with many, many things you said dur­ing, in fact, prob­a­bly more than most oth­er can­di­dates when you were run­ning for pres­i­dent, but I still would not have vot­ed for you because you’re an Indi­an,” Coul­ter said at the start of the Truth pod­cast. “We’ll …