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Coulter Says She Could Work for a Sanders Administration...On One Condition

Coulter Says She Could Work for a Sanders Administration...On One Condition
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Conservative commentator Ann Coulter said in an interview with PBS's "Firing Line with Margaret Hoover," that she is open to voting for Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT). More than that, she could even consider working in his administration if he defeated President Trump in 2020.

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In a clip from the interview, Coulter, a former staunch Trump ally who has drastically changed her views of the president since his failure to fulfill campaign promises on immigration, was asked about her thoughts on Sanders and whether she felt she could support him if he campaigned on the issue of “getting rid of low-skilled workers.”

She said she’d dismiss the majority of his socialist views if he focused on helping the blue-collar worker.

“If he went back to his original position, which is the pro-blue-collar position. I mean, it totally makes sense with him," she replied. “If he went back to that position, I’d vote for him. I might work for him. I don’t care about the rest of the socialist stuff. Just-- can we do something for ordinary Americans?”

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According to Fox News, Coulter was likely referencing the Vermont senator’s 2007 opposition to an immigration reform bill over concerns it would lower wages for low-income American workers. He even teamed up with Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) on a restrictive immigration amendment.

Sanders has also set himself apart from some other Democratic presidential candidates by opposing open borders.

“What we need is comprehensive immigration reform. If you open the borders, my God, there's a lot of poverty in this world, and you're going to have people from all over the world. And I don't think that's something that we can do at this point. Can't do it. So that is not my position," he told voters in Iowa earlier this month. 

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