"TV Guide, August 1997: 'Opinionated? Yes. Loud? Definitely. And it's made her one of the most popular pundits . . . Today, she has journeyed from Washington, D.C., where she is a lawyer for the Center for Individual Rights, which she calls a right-wing American Civil Liberties Union, to ... Seacaucus, New Jersey. Coulter, 35, grew up in Connecticut, sparring with her lawyer-father, John, activist-mother, Nell, and two brothers, John and Jim, at the dinner table. "I am used to having to fight to get my say in," says Coulter. "Which is probably why I seem a little more aggressive than the average female." At Cornell University, Coulter was a founding editor of the Cornell Review, the school's conservative newspaper. At the University of Michigan Law School, she started the campus's first chapter of the Federalist Society, a conservative legal group.'
She joined CIR in 1997. As of early 1998, she was a CIR Associate Counsel. She received her B.A. degree from Cornell University in 1985 and her J.D. degree from University of Michigan Law School in 1988. In 1989-1990, she clerked for Judge Pasco Bowman of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, ...
Prior to working for CIR, Ms. Coulter was employed as a litigation associate for the firms of Cahill, Gordon & Reindel and Kronish, Lieb, Weiner & Hellman, and as a Judiciary Counsel to Republican Senator Spencer Abraham.
In August 1997 at CIR, Ms. Coulter initiated a legal action representing Mr. Jessie Tompkins, a graduate student at Alabama State University (ASU) in his lawsuit challenging all-white scholarships at ASU.
On October 31, 1998, Ann Coulter identified herself publicly as a "Freeper" in her brief remarks to a DC rally of "my fellow Freepers." ...Linda Tripp is the Freeper's "heroine." Coulter "checks in to the Free Republic website every day," she said. ..." ~ Edited by Jane Wardlow Prettyman - American Review (formerly of Esquire Magazine)
March For Justice Rally D.C. 30 October, 1998 Demonstrations to Dot Capital Saturday By Judy Cooley CNS Senior Staff Writer
(CNS) – The nation's capital will be teeming with supporters and opponents of President Bill Clinton Saturday, as thousands of people are expected to arrive in Washington, D.C. for a number of pre-election rallies, demonstrations and protests.
The largest rally is expected to be the "March for Justice," which is sponsored and organized by the Internet website Free Republic. The rally is scheduled to begin at 12:00 EST and run all afternoon near the Washington Monument.
The purpose of the march, according to Free Republic founder Jim Robinson, is to "bring attention to the corruption in the Clinton administration and call for the president's resignation."
"The rally will be altogether legal and orderly, a remonstration more than a demonstration," said Robinson. "It will aim at presenting the evidence of the president's lawlessness and convincing the Congress and our fellow Americans of the gravity of the president's misconduct."
Officials connected with the march said about 2,500 people have officially registered on the Free Republic website confirming they are attending the rally, and organizers expect many more to show up who have not officially registered. The march will be preceded by a morning demonstration in Lafayette Park across the street from the White House, protesting Clinton's actions as president. .." [snip] More here
...On October 31, 1998, Ann Coulter identified herself publicly as a "Freeper" in her brief remarks to a DC rally of "my fellow Freepers." ...Linda Tripp is the Freeper's "heroine." Coulter "checks in to the Free Republic website every day," she said. ..." ~ Edited by Jane Wardlow Prettyman - American Review (formerly of Esquire Magazine)LOL!
Ann has certainly been a FRiend of this forum for a LONG time. :o)
