Laura Ingraham
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About
Conservative commentator who began hosting her own nationally syndicated radio program The Laura Ingraham Show in 2001. She was met with controversy in 2018 when she claimed that basketball players should not interfere in politics and should "shut up and dribble." She later commended a white football player who criticized players kneeling during the national anthem.
Before Fame
She attended Dartmouth College and earned a law degree from Virginia University, working as a speechwriter for Ronald Reagan's administration after graduating.
Trivia
She was voted the fifth most popular talk show host in America by Talkers Magazine. She also authored several politically-themed books and was a guest host on The O'Reilly Factor.
Family Life
She adopted a young girl from Guatemala and two boys from Russia.
Associated With
She wrote the New York Times bestselling book The Obama Diaries, which presented a set a fictional Barack Obama diary entries through which she criticized the president and his administration.
