Laura Ingraham

Ingraham, seen here being consumed by dark magic.

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“”What if we just cut off the unemployment [aid]? Hunger is a pretty powerful thing.

—Laura Ingraham on her Fox News segment, August 2021.

“”We are all officially working for an organization that hates us.

—Ingraham, complaining about the 'news' side of Fox on November 16, 2020 for doing fact checking of her broadcast

Laura Ingraham (1963–) is an American conservative talk radio host, television personality, and Ann Coulter knock-off. During the 1980s, Ingraham was the first female editor of the Dartmouth Review and then a speechwriter in the Reagan administration. During the 1990s, she became a commentator for CBS and MSNBC. She launched her radio show, 'The Laura Ingraham Show' in 2001. She occasionally filled in for Bill O'Reilly and other Fox News hosts. She currently hosts her own Fox News program, The Ingraham Angle. Due to similarity in names and people too high on rage to properly read bylines, vitriol intended for Ingraham ends up directed to Australian reporter Lauren Ingram with depressing frequency.

Dartmouth Review

Ingraham began her career as a pundit at the Dartmouth Review, Dartmouth College's student-run conservative rag. During her stint at the Review, she met and dated fellow wingnut Dinesh D'Souza and helped to out members of the university's gay-straight alliance. Despite her status as a Dartmouth alum, she enjoys railing against "elites" with fancy-pants college degrees.

Nazi sympathies

The salute in question

At the 2016 Republican convention, Ingraham stuck out her right hand in a way that closely resembles a Nazi salute. Her older brother, Curtis Ingraham, publicly accused her of being a Nazi sympathizer, and stated "We grew up with an abusive, alcoholic father who was a Nazi sympathizer. Like father like daughter?! This was the familial soil that gave bloom to my sister's anger."

Political positions

• Ingraham is against gay marriage, of course, and has made transphobic comments. However, she does find Louis Farrakhan to be too homophobic even by her standards.
• She enjoys railing against the "pornification of our culture."
• She is a global warming denier, characterizing it as a religion and endorsing the Climategate conspiracy theory.
• Even Bill-O thinks she's a "rabid ideologue" and "Kool-Aid drinker."
• Ingraham has gone full-tilt anti-vaccine and hosted Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on her podcast.
• Ingraham has promoted The Great Replacement conspiracy theory.
• Ingraham hates the fact that Disney opposes Florida governor Ron DeSantis' hatred towards LGBTQ people, and laments the fact that they cater towards evil brown and yellow people respectively.
• Because her father was a Nazi sympathizer, she has support for nationalism, xenophobia, and bigotry.

See also

• Tucker Carlson

External links

• Ingraham's site
• Ingraham on The Colbert Report
• Hack Thirty List No. 9: Laura Ingraham, Alex Pareene, Salon