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    • CROWN FORUM Ann Coulter's eighth book, "Demonic," uses historic patterns to prove that left-leaning Democrats are guilty of "mob behavior."

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      CROWN FORUM Ann Coulter’s eighth book, “Demonic,” uses historic patterns to prove ... more >

    Source: A Gallup Poll of 1,077 adults conducted April 7 to 11 and released Thursday.

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