(...banging head against the wall...) HELLOOOO! What did I say earlier? They all understand and heartily agree that Jesus died for them.
There are more venues than just books and articles. Look, you're going to have to decide for yourself on this one. I wondered and waited, hearing or reading things that suggested she is, and hoped it might be true. Then one day, I heard more than enough to say, "Yes, she is!" (As an aside, she doesn't need to worry about what you or I think either. She's saved. End of story.)
From my own testimony, I know that a Christian doesn't have to be shouting his faith for all to hear and can still reach those who are seeking. Christians are to be light and salt to this world. The friend who helped me find God and led me to Christ is like Ann. They're both light and salt, LOTS of salt, fighting for what is right and true. Contrary to what you believe, I believe her "rhetoric" does help the cause of evangelism. After decades of growing moral relativism, Americans had the stark contrast of good and evil slammed in their faces on 9/11. Ann's "rhetoric" doesn't allow the liberals to slide this country back into complacency without a fight. "...For such a time as this..." (Esther 4:14)
P.S. Four books. Five if you count the one with Phyllis Schlafly.
You can stop banging your head against the wall. I am not worried about the relatively small number of women who attended the conference with you. I am more concerned about all of the unsaved liberals who will read her columns and books. I am not sure how a non-Christian liberal will want to know more about the Gospel after being accused of treason, stupidity, and a multitude of other offenses by a self-professed Christian. I would be so offended by her over-the-top generalizations (i.e., all liberals are evil) that learning more about Christianity would be the last item on my to do list.
Coulter may or may not be a Christian. You and I do not know the status of her relationship with Jesus Christ. If she is a Christian, she really needs to work on her witness. Not lying (i.e., all liberals are traitors) would be a good start.
Christians are to be light and salt to this world.
I don’t see much (any) "light" in her columns and books.