No, Ann Coulter, I Am Not Responsible for the 'Great Replacement' Theory

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Second, replacement theory pinpoints immigration policy, particularly the potential legalization of undocumented immigrants, as the key reason that white Americans are being "displaced."
52% : Until the 1990s, most of the key decisions in modern immigration policy were bipartisan -- from the passage of the landmark 1965 immigration-reform act to the amnesty for undocumented immigrants signed into law by President Ronald Reagan to the Republican-controlled Senate's passage of comprehensive immigration reform in 2006, with unwavering support from President George W. Bush.
42% : A core reality of 21st-century America is that this senior population will depend on a largely nonwhite workforce to pay the taxes that fund Social Security and Medicare, not to mention to provide the medical care those seniors need.
40% : That has convinced many Republicans that they can energize racially resentful white voters using nativist and racially coded messages, while still gaining ground among Latinos who are drawn mostly to the Republican economic agenda, as well as conservative views on some social issues such as abortion.

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