Ann Coulter, conservative pundit, author and lawyer, was invited by MSU chapter Turning Point USA and Leadership Institute to give her speech, Liberals Gone Mad and Republicans Sleep.
Coulter spoke on crime, immigration and the danger of wokeness on Oct. 21 at Glass Hall. Students, staff and members of the community attended.
Posters of Coulters past quotes were displayed around campus and captioned, Your ideas are not welcome here. Certain posters featured Coulters quotes about her belief in taking the right to vote away from women.
A question from the audience gave Coulter a chance to elaborate and affirm her belief. She said, Wed just be so much better off if women didnt vote. She explained, I suspect it is because women see the government as their husbands. She said women vote for costly bills such as childcare and healthcare.
Turning Point USA is a student organization for conservative thinkers and challenges the liberal bias on college campuses. President Brett Dudenhoeffer said he was happy to have Coulter speak on campus.
Ian Tucker, a sophomore, said it was exciting and nice to have a conservative speaker on campus, especially since he is a political science major.
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