Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin responds to post from conservative columnist Ann Coulter

Ann Coulter Draws Outrage Over Vile Post About Killing Native Americans

The right-wing pundit's comment was low, even by her standards.

Ann Coulter tweet draws rebuke from Cherokee Nation chief

"The country frequently seems on the verge of political violence. Coulter’s post implicitly encourages it," Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. said of the conservative columnist's comment that "we didn't kill enough

Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin responds to post from conservative columnist Ann Coulter

The Cherokee Nation is responding after conservative columnist Ann Coulter posted what Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. called "hate speech."

Cherokee Nation chief condemns Ann Coulter's post as dangerous hate speech against Natives

Reaction is coming in afterconservative commentator and author Ann Coulter made a targeted post on X against Native Americans.Coulter posted, "We didn't kill

Ugvwiyuhi Hicks and Ugvwiyuhi Hoskin Jr. respond to Ann Coulter’s tweet - The Cherokee One Feather

Following are responses from Ugvwiyuhi (Principal Chief) Michell Hicks, Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, and Ugvwiyuhi Chuck Hoskin Jr., Cherokee Nation, to a tweet (right) from Ann Coulter.