Ann Coulter Tells Vivek Ramaswamy She Wouldn’t Have Voted For Him Since He’s Indian

Ann Coulter‘s using race as a distinguishing factor in the voting booth … telling former presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy he wouldn’t have gotten her vote ’cause he’s not white.

The controversial conservative media personality hopped on Ramaswamy’s ‘Truth Podcast’ — posted Wednesday — for a discussion about nationalism and national pride … and, Coulter decided to kick off the segment with her controversial comment.

After a warm intro by VR, AC tells him she agreed with him more than any other candidate on the campaign trail, adding … she still wouldn’t have voted for him ’cause he’s Indian.

Ann explains her prejudice like this … the core American identity is the WASP — White Anglo-Saxon Protestant — and she says we’ve never had a president without partial English ancestry, and she’s against ending that trend.

Ann admits we’ve had a couple Catholic presidents but, we’ve never put someone in the White House without any white ancestors, and that’s a line Ann says she just can’t cross. She says she’d consider voting for Vivek’s kids — if they marry a Daughter of the American Revolution. Ann does say she’s open to welcoming minorities in general, just not for Prez.

Vivek pushed back on Ann … asking what ethnicity has to do with anything when he’s a loyal citizen.

Coulter basically says she feels the Constitution’s framers had a specific type of person in mind when they said the President had to be a natural-born citizen, the WASP.