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White House Press Secretary told reporters on Friday that while Ann Coulter is very popular, she doesn’t represent Republican women.
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My colleague Jeff Dufour scoops over at the Examiner:
“Ann Coulter is very popular … but she doesn’t represent Republican women,” said outgoing White House press secretary Dana Perino at a breakfast with reporters on Friday.
Perino’s remarks came as she discussed her plans post-White House, specifically mulling over possible books that she might like to write. She said among several ideas she’s thought about is a tome on how Republican women are “misunderstood.”
“There’s room out there to represent the grace and dignity of Republican women like Laura Bush [and former Rep.] Susan Molinari,” she said.
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