Conservative writer Ann Coulter faced a huge backlash on X after she remarked on Tim Walz’s son Gus Walz whom she called weird.
What angered netizens most was that Gus was winning hearts showing the world how to take pride in his parents’ achievement when Ann made tasteless remarks about Gus on X.
17-year-old Guz Walz — in the audience — could not hide his pride and happiness when Tim Walz accepted the nomination as the vice presidential candidate of the Democratic party.
Ann Coulter Gus Walz’s Tweet provoked a furious backlash on X with many calling her a ‘bully’ and ‘soulless’
Gus was brimming with excitement and pride and said that’s my Dad.
However, Ann seized the opportunity to settle brownie points for Walz’s remarks about Republicans, whom he called weird.
Ann shared a story about Gus’ tears, she wrote,
“Talk about weird things…”
However, later the writer deleted the Ann Coulter Gus Walz Tweet mocking Tim Walz’s son after an onslaught of criticism.
The ‘weird’ element in this campaign was first brought up by Tim Walz who labelled all Republicans weird before he was picked as the VP candidate by Kamala Harris.
However, it soon became common for both Republicans and Democrats to call each other weird.
Ann Coulter Faces Fierce Backlash for Comments on Gus Walz
However, Ann’s action of calling a 17-year-old with ADHDnames did not augur well with anyone with a sane mind.
One user even called Ann an ‘f**king monster’.
Another enraged user wrote,
“I was wondering who would be the first a-hole to make fun of Walz’ son. Turns out Ann Coulter is just that a-hole. Girl, that’s America’s Little Brother you’re talking about. Be best,”
Another angry user wrote.
“Hi @AnnCoulter. Being moved to tears by pride in someone you love is the coolest and most normal thing there is. Also, he’s 17 years old, you irredeemable monster. I’d tell you to go to hell, but you’re already there,”
Author John Pavlovitz said,
“@AnnCoulter is a joyless, loveless, empty husk of a human being who so completely lost the plot of humanity that she traffics in the kind of asinine bullying that all decent parents tell their kids to avoid,”.
This is not the first time Ann Coulter has courted controversy, as she had once told Indian-American Republican leader Vivek Ramaswamy that he would not have her vote because he is from India.
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