Right-wing commentator Ann Coulter took to Twitter on Monday night to respond to a report that the impact of Hurricane Harvey has been made worse by climate change.
“I don’t believe Hurricane Harvey is God’s punishment for Houston electing a lesbian mayor. But that is more credible than ‘climate change,'” Coulter wrote.
Houston, of course, elected the nation’s first openly LGBTQ mayor, Annise Parker, in 2009. However, Parker left office due to term limits in 2015. Houston’s current mayor is Sylvester Turner.
A few responses from Twitter below.
https://twitter.com/TsinKletsin/status/902401504618749952
God punishing a lesbian is more credible than climate impacting extreme weather? K. pic.twitter.com/ctKTF9y4b6
— Alex T (@DistrictOfAlex) August 29, 2017
I don't believe Hurricane Harvey is God's punishment for Texas electing ted cruz. But that is more credible than ann coulter.
— anustart (@anustart2017) August 29, 2017
People are dying and losing everything they've got and you come up with this nonsense? How stupid and inhuman can one be?
— Micaela Delgado (@perseveranciaMD) August 29, 2017
Help me out: since you're doling out wisdom on God's punishments, what will the punishment be for electing a racist sexual predator?
— Mandy (@mandyhoffman) August 29, 2017
Lesbian agenda:
▪Gay marriage
▪Hurricanes
▪Become mayor of major city
▪L Word reboot
▪Double header softball games— your tragically hip gay aunt (@L_Ren_Iishi) August 29, 2017
I don't believe Ann Coulter is actually a closeted lesbian but that's more credible than "straight woman"
— Jon Hamm Eating a Ham Sandwich (@Levi5Congress) August 29, 2017
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